Cannabis Countdown: Top 10 Marijuana Stock News Stories of the Week
Welcome to the Cannabis Countdown. In this week’s rendition, we’ll recap and countdown the top 10 marijuana stock news stories for the week of October 28th – November 3rd, 2019.
Without further ado, let’s get started.
10. CFN Media Interviews Red White & Bloom CEO Brad Rogers at Benzinga Chicago
Brad Rogers, CEO of Super-State Operator Red White & Bloom Goes In-Depth with Greg Hasty of CannabisFN
CFN Media, one of the largest cannabis-focused financial networks just published an interview with Red White & Bloom RWB IPO Soon)) CEO Brad Rogers. The video interview was filmed on-site at the Benzinga Cannabis Capital Conference in Chicago last week.
Topics covered in the interview included: How the RWB story began, RWB’s colossal 3.6 million sq ft indoor CBD cultivation facility, Michigan and Illinois revenue projections, the nationwide CBD opportunity via huge retailers such as Walmart Inc WMT, Target Corporation TGT, CVS CVS and Walgreens WBA and the true meaning of the term “Super-State Operator” plus much more.
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9. 3 Time Super Bowl Champ Rob Gronkowski Teams Up With Abacus Health to Promote CBDMEDIC
Gronkowski Ready to ‘Gronk Spike’ CBD Market With New CBDMEDIC Business Deal
Multiple injuries and first-hand experience with Abacus Health Products ABCS ABAHF CEO convinced Gronk to hop on the CBD bandwagon.
8. ‘Fickle, Ignorant’ Canadian Retail Investors Getting Blamed for Cratering Cannabis Stocks
The Trajectory of Pot Stocks Could Change Dramatically When Institutional Investors Begin to Buy-in
With large institutions still reluctant to invest in pot, Canadian retail investors continue to dominate the public floats of many cannabis stocks, especially those based in the U.S. For example, institutions hold less than 1% of the float of Curaleaf CURA CURLF, 1% of Cresco Labs CL CRLBF and 3% of Green Thumb GTII GTBIF.
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Following Poor Q4 Earnings, MedMen Amends $250 Million Gotham Green Credit Facility
MedMen MMEN MMNFF released its Q4 earnings yesterday after the closing bell and the “Apple Store of Weed” disappointed investors once again. MedMen reported revenue of $42 million for the fourth quarter, an increase of 104% year-over-year. However, MedMen’s adjusted EBITDA loss for the full-year was more than triple 2018’s.
6. All Dried Up: How Bay Street Cashed in on the Cannabis Frenzy Before the Carnage
The Warning Signs Were There All Summer, But it Wasn’t Until the First of September That the Day of Reckoning Arrived
After markets closed on September 3rd, Aurora Cannabis ACB ACB tried to sell its 10.5% stake in The Green Organic Dutchman TGOD TGODF to public investors.
The industry’s original financial backers have now largely moved on to more promising U.S.-based companies, or are out of the sector altogether. Retail investors, meanwhile, are still heavily invested, holding 80% or more of many cannabis companies’ shares.
5. Hexo Corp. Reports Fourth Quarter Earnings
HEXO Posts Revenue of $15.4 Million, Loss of $56.7 Million
Hexo Corp. (TSX HEXO) HEXO released its financial results for the fourth quarter of 2019, recognizing net revenues of $15.39 million during the quarter while posting a total net loss of $56.68 million.
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4. Canopy Growth Reveals New Cannabis Drinks and Edibles
Canopy Also Introduced 2 THC Infused Beverages Under its Seth Rogen Backed Houseplant Brand
Canopy Growth WEED CGC has rolled out its first batch of cannabis drinks and chocolates, with products ranging from psychoactive ginger ale, to a CBD-infused cucumber and mint sparkling water, to “Bean & Bud” cacao medallions.
READ FULL CANOPY GROWTH ARTICLE
HEXO’s New Licences Allow for the Sale of Cannabis Edibles, Beverages, Extracts and Topicals
HEXO Corp. HEXO HEXO and JV partner Molson Coors TAP are set to release their new Flow Glow CBD beverage this December.
2. Forget Canada, Cannabis 2.0 is Really the Birth of the U.S. Market
Is a Diverse Canadian Market Really Cannabis 2.0? Or is it the Enormous Opportunity South of the Border?
Canadian cannabis stocks all face headwinds and yet they trade for heavy multiples, as shown by the comparison charts below. These prices are not justified until the true prize in the North American market comes into play–and that is the United States.
- AltaCorp’s Canadian pot stock recommendations and price targets.
- TCI’s current U.S. MSO watchlist.
READ FULL CANNABIS 2.0 ARTICLE
1. Liberty Health Posts Strong Q2 Earnings, Net Revenue Soars 379%
Liberty Health Sees Q2 Net Revenue Surge to $10.63 Million, LHS Stock Jumps 20% in Response to Stellar Earnings
Liberty Health LHS LHSIF released its earnings this morning for the second quarter ended August 31, 2019. The company saw its consolidated net revenue for the quarter jump 378.88% year over year.
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