Prev Close | 1.47 |
Open | 1.48 |
Day Low/High | 1.47 / 1.52 |
52 Wk Low/High | 0.30 / 2.10 |
Volume | 373.42K |
Prev Close | 1.47 |
Open | 1.48 |
Day Low/High | 1.47 / 1.52 |
52 Wk Low/High | 0.30 / 2.10 |
Volume | 373.42K |
Exchange | OTC |
Shares Outstanding | 158.69B |
Market Cap | 241.21M |
Div & Yield | N.A. (N.A) |
Tread carefully so you don't get hit with a dilutive offering well below the market.
Many in the cannabis industry have been surmising that states will look to cannabis to plug any budget shortfalls.
Customers rushed to stock up on cannabis as states imposed stay-at-home orders, but a protracted loss of foot traffic in stores would hurt.
The U.S. markets are why cannabis stock valuations will improve.
If you want to find cheap stocks with great potential to rebound in 2020, the best place to look is marijuana names.
Cannabis consumers have become very cautious as to the products they purchase.
Disney, Qualcomm and Square are among 75 key reports we are watching.
Still, the firm rates the companies mentioned as speculative buys.
Probably more important to focus on than the FOMC Minutes on Wednesday, will be the impact of energy prices on headline March CPI.
I just mentioned one of my partners here at TheStreet, now let's wheel about and mention 'Sarge' Guilfoyle who sat in this very seat yesterday. In the Stocks Under $10 portfolio, he's been the man in charge of the weed stocks positions and he's done...
Market participants are smart enough to know by now that when one must venture across thin ice, one does not linger.
These stocks offer some diversification or unique features in the legal-weed space.
It's too easy to lump all cannabis-related stocks into the moniker "marijuana." Like many other sectors, there are differentiators underneath the same way we see in semiconductors or retail or even energy. As you go down the marijuana rabbit hole, ...
Selloffs like the one in marijuana stocks present entry points, if this is your cup of tea.
On Monday, recreational use of marijuana will be legal in California, so let's visit 3 weed stocks.
The cannabis industry is adding jobs in America for a product that is now legally bought and sold. So why wouldn't Donald Trump want to be the 'marijuana president'?
Growth is almost guaranteed in these two areas, says James McDonald of Index Strategy Advisors.
The marijuana boom is only in its 'second inning' and the map is wide open for innovative cannabis companies seeking to establish themselves.