Largest Psychedelic Compound-Based R&D Stocks Continue Downward Trend

The 6 psychedelic compound-based R&D stocks in our Psychedelic Drug Stocks Index were down an average of 6% last week and are now down 17.2% MTD. We take a look at them in the aggregate and individually.

The 6 psychedelic compound-based research & development stocks in our munKNEE Psychedelic Drug Stocks Index were down an average of 6% last week and are now down 17.2% so far in August. They are ranked below in descending order as to their performances last week and MTD (month-to-date).

  1. Compass Pathways (CMPS): UP 1.6% last week; down 9.4% MTD
  2. Atai (ATAI): down 6.0% last week; down 23.3% MTD
  3. Mind Medicine (MNMD): down 6.3% last week; down 8.5% MTD
  4. GH Research (GHRS): down 8.3% last week; down 22.5% MTD
    • is primarily focused on the use of mebufotenin*, the new International non-proprietary name for 5-MeO-DMT, which stands for 5-MethOxy-N,N-DiMeThyltryptamine but is better known by its nickname, “The Toad”.
    • Market Capitalization: $567M
    • Stock Price: $10.90
    • Short Interest: 11.1%
  5. Incannex Healthcare (IXHL): down 12.1% last week; down 22.0% MTD
  6. Seelos (SEEL): down 22.2% last week; down 5.8% MTD

*Read 10 Psychedelic Substances And The 36 Companies Researching Them for a description of each of the psychedelic-based compounds mentioned in this article.

Summary

The munKNEE Psychedelic Drug Stocks Index was down 6.0% last week and is now down 17.2% MTD.

If you are interested in this category, consider the  AdvisorShares Psychedelic ETF (PSIL), which consists of 23 such stocks (of which the majority have market capitalizations of less than $50M). It was down 5.0% last week and is now down 12.8% MTD.


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