Large marijuana stocks have risen sharply since the U.S. elections early in November. The increase is not based so much on the results as on what could happen next.
Aurora Cannabis stock tanked in Wednesday’s session on news that the company will raise capital with a secondary offering.
Chris Lange Pot growers Aurora Cannabis and Canopy Growth reported quarterly results early Monday that were good, but not good enough to explain the steep rise in the share price over the past two…
Late last week, some top pot stocks rallied. We screened the 24/7 Wall St. research database looking for marijuana stocks that could offer investors some huge returns over the next year or…
Marijuana stocks got hammered on Wednesday but came roaring back Thursday. What changed?
The marijuana industry was rewarded with some big wins on election night, but the top cannabis stocks didn't show it. These four pot stocks look like solid ideas now for patient, aggressive…
The upcoming election could give the marijuana industry and the movement to legalization a huge boost. While the dramatic moves some top pot stocks made a few years back may be history,…
24/7 Wall St. has tracked a group of companies that have simply refused to participate in the stock market upside.
Canadian cannabis grower and products maker Aurora Cannabis posted a much larger-than-expected full-year net loss after markets closed Tuesday.
Canada-based medical and recreational marijuana company Aurora Cannabis announced Monday that it has a new CEO and will take a substantial write-down on goodwill and other intangible assets.
A recent final ruling from the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration has cast doubt on the legality of some non-psychoactive products derived from the hemp.
The coming elections may provide a huge tailwind for the cannabis industry in the United States. In a number of states, recreational marijuana will be on the ballot, which could be huge…
Marijuana stocks have suffered a terrible beating in the past year or so. Here's a look at six former high-flyers and their prospects for a recovery.
Wednesday's top analyst upgrades and downgrades included Amazon.com, Aurora Cannabis, Comcast, Dick's Sporting Goods, Morgan Stanley, Nike, Nio, Plug Power, Snap and Walt Disney.
What does it say about long-term industry expectations when a leader in the cannabis field is laying off more employees and closing plants as a restructuring effort?
Jon C. Ogg 
