Cannabis companies continue to struggle with profits but the REITs who own their facilities aren't and they pay high-yielding dividends to offset market risk.
Numerous cannabis stocks surged after a government agency recommended removing marijuana from Schedule 1, potentially paving the way for industry growth.
Their finances are improving.
Banking rule changes could clear the smoke for cannabis stocks allowing companies access to financial services, which could lead to greater investor confidence.
Cannabis stocks have been obliterated over the past couple of years. Most are down over 90%, leading many to think that now is the time to buy! Let's explore the current market landscape and see if there...
Scotts Miracle-Gro and TerrAscend have disciplined plans toward growth.
Cannabis stocks had a rough time over the past year, with the EFT Alternative Harvest ETF (NYSEMKT: MJ) and the AdvisorShares Pure Cannabis ETF (NYSEMKT: YOLO) down by more than 53% and 64%, respectively....
All of these companies are trading at low price-to-book-value ratios.
The latest update from an industry darling could signal big financial challenges for marijuana companies.