Research analyst Matt Clark has been digging into cannabis stocks after recent earnings reports. He’s back with your latest Marijuana Market Update video!
Thanks to Benjamin and Mike, who asked Matt to cover the stock he ran through Adam O’Dell’s Green Zone stock rating system this week: Curaleaf Holdings Inc. (Over-the-Counter: CURLF).
Cureleaf is a Massachusetts-based cannabis company that operates in seven states.
Watch the video above to find out about:
- What Curaleaf does.
- Its most recent acquisition, Grassroots Cannabis.
- Curaleaf’s earnings.
- How the stock rates according to our Green Zone rating system.
- Curaleaf stock’s recent share price action.
- Matt’s long-term sentiment on CURLF stock.
Cannabis Stock Earnings: Canopy Growth Corp. (CGC) and Tilray (TLRY)
Be sure to stick around! In his video, Matt also takes a look at two cannabis stocks’ recent earnings: Canopy Growth Corp. (NYSE: CGC) and Tilray (Nasdaq: TLRY).
One company’s earnings were better than expected … but the other has seen its share price reflect its major earnings miss.
Matt discusses what the numbers mean. He tells you whether he thinks you have a buying opportunity with one of these big producers.
If you’d like Matt to run a stock through Adam’s Green Zone Rating system, be sure to send an email to feedback@moneyandmarkets.com — or leave a comment on the video!
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P.S. Be sure to check out our other YouTube videos:
- 1 Bullish Trend to Track Now: 12-minute video — In the stock market, trends can tell a story. They can be at the heart of a trading strategy and tell you whether a stock is heading up or down. Trends can also help determine whether it’s a good time to buy or sell. Recently, a major index showed a trend that could lead to a broader bullish market on the horizon. Just a few days ago, another index along with an individual sector indicated this same trend happening. Before now, investors were pushing the overall stock market higher with a technology-driven rally. Investors have been thirsty for fast-growth technology stocks and leaving other sectors behind. But that has changed.
- Industrials Gain Steam — 3 Stocks to Watch: 29-minute video — According to the Federal Reserve, industrial production in the U.S. has contracted at an annual rate nearly 43% in the second quarter. That’s the largest quarterly decrease since World War II.
And factory output fell 47% at an annual rate in the second quarter. In this episode of The Bull & The Bear, Matt Clark talks with Adam O’Dell and contributor Charles Sizemore about three industrial sector stocks.
