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What it means to invest in U.S. vs. Canadian cannabis stocks

Aphria Inc (APHA) Lowers The 52 Week Low

Aphria Inc (APHA)

December 5th, 2018 Amidst falling markets Aphria Inc finished Tuesday’s trading session down 21.36%, a $1.22 decrease to close on $4.51. As well as the drop in value, Aphria Inc hit a new 52 week low of $4.42, breaking the previous low of $5.60 from earlier this month. Despite the drop in value, trading volumes were solid at 828% of normal which can indicate investor…

Dropping The 52 Week Low, Aphria Inc (APHA) Close At $6.05

Aphria Inc (APHA)

December 3rd, 2018 With markets going up Aphria Inc fell $1.85 Monday, down 23.42%, closing at $6.05. As well as the drop in value, Aphria Inc hit a new 52 week low of $5.60, breaking the previous low of $6.59 from earlier this September. Despite the drop in value, trading volumes were solid at 1,394% of normal which can indicate investor opportunities. (more…)

Aphria’s CEO Vic Neufeldbhas son thoughts on how the company is staying ahead of the cannabis curve.

As predicted by many, the major marijuana stocks were in the red on Canadian legalization. The leading marijuana stocks in Canada, were down 2.76 percent. The pullback was not as horrific as some had predicted, as was evident from before the bell even rang.

After all the sell-on-news hype, where will the stocks open?

Cannabis stocks are booming, and many are comparing them to bitcoin stocks. But pot stocks have one thing going for them.

There are similarities with the digital currency craze, and also one significant difference: revenue. As pot users and stock watchers prepare for legalization tomorrow, online and bricks-and-mortar stores across the country prepare to sell their real-life products.

What is an excise stamp, who has it, and why is it causing such problems?

Licensed cannabis producers have a supply problem. The problem isn’t necessarily with producing enough cannabis, however. While pot demand soars amid supply concerns as legalization approaches, there is another supply issue on the horizon: stamps.