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The rise and fall of cannabis stocks
Published on March 18, 2020 by oz. staff
In only a short period of time, we have witnesses the rise and fall of cannabis giants.
Aurora Cannabis shares have plummeted from over $13 a share a year ago to under a cent.
The company’s founder, director, and former CEO Terry Booth sold nearly 12.2 million shares over the past few days — that’s two-thirds of his position in the company’s equity.
Booth announced his retirement from the CEO position in February. Aurora’s management says the sale is part of a previously announced transition plan.
Still, it sure sends a message to investors.
Another canary in the coalmine when it comes to cannabis stocks, is Tilray.
In 2018, Tilray was worth $150US. Today it’s trading for $2.50.
Overall, cannabis stocks have been losing investors money for a while now. COVID-19 is not helping matters.
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