It has been portfolio cleanup time, which means saying goodbye to some stocks and hello to others.
Wrong valuations -- such as those in Conagra Brands and Rite Aid -- exist, and they can make you money.
We'll track a dozen beaten-up stocks that could be subject to tax-loss selling at the end of 2019 to see whether they can stage comebacks in 2020.
There's one key price level to watch for these shares now.
Alico Inc.'s largest shareholder is distributing its shares to its members, which could lead to a supply glut that depresses the stock and makes it a value buy.
Watch maker Fossil Group and Argentine farming giant Cresud have seen their shares plunge amid a market that steadily marches to all-time highs.
These names both offer reasons to think their fortunes could turn as 2020 approaches.
Shares of Cresud have been hammered by a big political shift in Argentina, which makes the farming name a value play not for the faint of heart.
After a big consolidation pattern going back nearly two years, the stock of the agricultural equipment giant is seeing the powerful results.
One of the world's largest corn refiners is now available at a bargain valuation, while also sporting a solid, and well-covered yield.