why investors should remain wary of KD — TradingView News
The honeymoon period for IBM’s spin-off – Kyndryl Holdings 
KD – has officially ended in a fiery wreckage of investor confidence.
Once marketed as the agile “vendor-agnostic” future of IT infrastructure, the company’s stock was gutted on February 9, crashing more than 50% in a single session.
This wasn’t just a standard earnings miss; it was a triple-threat of toxic catalysts: a slashed outlook, a looming SEC shadow, and a C-suite in flux.
While “buy the dip” enthusiasts are circling Kyndryl stock, several underlying risks and headwinds suggest it may be risky to load up on it today.
The SEC shadow makes Kyndryl stock a ‘no-go’
Wall Street can forgive a bad quarter, but it rarely forgives a mystery.
The primary catalyst…
