Cannabis stocks recovered about half of Thursday's losses and are now down 1.1% in February. 57% of the 56 stocks tracked here rose in price, with 7 double-digit percentage gainers and 1 double-digit percentage loser. The percentage of stocks with volume above the 30-day average was 27%, down from 43% in the prior session, with four stocks trading over $5mm in value. Eight of the ten highest dollar-volume stocks rose in price as twelve traded above $1mm. The 420 Investor Cannabis Stock Index increased from 88.96 to 79.91, reflecting a change of +7.8% after a 88.8% gain in 2016. The index began 2013 at 100, 2014 at 159.1, 2015 at 130.7, 2016 at 39.25 and 2017 at 74.10.
This table, which has a goal of including the most actively traded names (with a minimum price of $0.001), includes dual-listed tickers ACBFF, APHQF, BLOZF, EMMBF, GRPOF, MGWFF, MRPHF, OGRMF, SPLIF, SPRWF, THCBF and TWMJF, and thus is not reflective of all the trading activity in those tickers.
Stocks moving more than 5% on more than $500k in volume included Mentor Capital (MNTR), mCig (MCIG), Easton Pharma (EAPH), Mountain High Acquisition Corp (MYHI), OWC Pharma (OWCP), Acology (ACOL), Vitality Biopharma (VBIO), Cannabics (CNBX), General Cannabis (CANN), Rocky Mountain High Brands (RMHB), Greengro Technologies (GRNH) and Zynerba (ZYNE) to the upside and Earth Science Technologies (ETST) and GB Sciences (GBLX) to the downside.
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Your website can't succeed if you don't highlight the scam stocks and the very suspect stocks by name and why. Patting crooked owners on the back or ignoring them makes you as bad as them. Bottom line is that many stocks on your list are somewhat suspect and this needs to be constantly stated and updated.
Wkll you do that all the time?
Sincerely
ROBERTO
Posted by: Roberto | 02/11/2017 at 09:05 PM
I spend a great deal of doing that for subscribers at www.420investor.com
Posted by: Alan Brochstein | 02/11/2017 at 11:04 PM