Cannabis supporters are hopeful that the Joe Biden-led government will decriminalize or even legalize recreational pot consumption at the federal level sometime soon. As a result, investors have given a

Despite some pullbacks, marijuana stocks have been on fire lately due largely to the growing prospects of decriminalization at the federal level. But one analyst is bucking the bullish trend

By 2025, the cannabis industry in the U.S. could be worth more than $41 billion. That’s more than three times the size it was in 2019 ($13.2 billion). The fast-growing

Fundamentally, it’s difficult to argue against the point that legal cannabis is a transformative economic concept. Previously an illegal and thus untaxable revenue stream, it’s now becoming mainstream in North

Cannabis companies seem like they’re the opposite of what the famed investor Warren Buffett would like. They’re typically unprofitable, have few products that competitors can’t replicate, and they’re often debt-laden.

Although marijuana stocks started to drop during the trading on February 18th this presented a chance to buy the dip. Over the last 4-6 months, cannabis stocks have rallied to new

For the past few months, cannabis stocks have been in the limelight. The cannabis industry as a whole has been riding high since Joe Biden won the presidential election back in November.

Shares of Aphria (NASDAQ:APHA) were falling 5.5% lower as of 10:28 a.m. EST on Wednesday after sinking as much as 12.6% earlier in the day. Tilray (NASDAQ:TLRY) stock was down 9.6% after tumbling 11.5% earlier…

If you take the push toward cannabis legalization in the U.S. and mix in Robinhood traders on Reddit message boards and the current trend of pumping up low-priced penny stocks, you