Cannabis stocks enter Friday’s pre-market session broadly positive. Exchange-listed names carry Thursday 4 June closes; OTC operators, which characteristically report
The cannabis sector is entering Wednesday’s pre-market session in broadly negative territory, with the US benchmark fund MSOS now sitting
Cannabis equities begin June in mixed fashion, with the sector’s exchange-listed names showing a slight positive bias while OTC-traded US
Cannabis equities open Wednesday’s US session with modest positive breadth among exchange-listed names, though the sector’s headline data point is
Pre-market on Tuesday 19 May, cannabis stocks carry Monday’s close as their reference point, with the US session due to
The US cannabis sector approaches this week’s open carrying the weight of a difficult Friday session. With US markets yet
Thursday’s pre-market window, with US equities not opening until 14:30 BST, finds cannabis stocks at Wednesday’s close — a session
Cannabis stocks carry the losses from Tuesday’s session into Wednesday morning, with US markets yet to open and all prices
Cannabis equities head into Tuesday’s pre-market session with the sector broadly divided, following a Monday close in which upward and
BoC Cannabis Index closes +0.61% but breadth turns negative as 23 of 38 names fall; WM Technology surges 14% while REFI leads losers down 5%.
BoC Cannabis Index +1.67% on broad strength; Curaleaf +9.4% leads a 27-stock advance, IIPR -4.3% the day’s worst.
BoC Cannabis Index gains +1.26% as Innovative Industrial Properties surges +14.03%, lifting US MSOs and ETFs in a synchronised cannabis rally.
Cannabis stocks closed broadly higher Thursday with the BoC Cannabis Index up 2.65%, every ETF gaining at least 3.9%, and Ayr Wellness pacing the universe at +30.7% even as several US MSOs lagged the rally.
The BoC Cannabis Index fell roughly 3.3% on Wednesday with 32 of 39 tracked stocks closing lower; Trulieve led gainers (+7.0%) while WM Technology slumped 12.9%.
BoC Cannabis Index edges +0.34% as US multi-state operators rally led by Cresco Labs +19%, while cannabis ETFs and Canadian LPs slide.
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