In 2025, some previously solid stocks took a hit due to tariffs, slower growth, and changing consumer habits. Solar energy stocks like Enphase Energy saw a significant decline, dropping from $95 to $37 per share, resulting in a 60% loss for investors.

Nike’s stock also slipped from $80 to $69 a share, reflecting a 14% loss. Factors like softer global spending, weak China sales, and rising tariff concerns contributed to the decline in Nike’s value.

Biotech stock Sarepta plummeted from $120 to $22 per share, resulting in an 82% loss for investors. Disappointing clinical trial results and regulatory concerns led to the sharp decline in the stock’s value.

Peloton, once a pandemic darling, saw its stock drop from $10 to $7.60 per share, resulting in a 24% loss. Declining sales of connected fitness gear and increased competition impacted Peloton’s performance.

Hydrogen fuel cell maker Plug Power saw its stock crash from $6.80 to $2.40 per share, resulting in a 65% loss. Despite interest in hydrogen as a clean energy source, Plug Power struggled with financial issues.

EV startup Rivian’s stock fell from $20 to $9.50 per share, reflecting a 52% drop. Challenges with profitability, production costs, and slower sales growth contributed to Rivian’s stock decline in 2025.

Read more at Yahoo Finance: 6 Stocks That Fell Off Hard in 2025