Cannabis Central: Sector Declined 2.9% On Monday With Hexo & Tilray Each Declining 28%

The non-penny pot stocks followed up the 3.0% decline on Friday with a 2.9% decline on Monday with 10 advancing and 27 declining. Leading the losers were Hexo (-28.1%), Tilray (-27.4%) and MediPharm (-17.7%).

Today's article identifies the 5 non-penny stocks in the sector that increased by a minimum of 5% (5 others also increased in price) and the 6 of the 27 non-penny (i.e. stocks trading above $1/share) that declined in excess of 5%. (Source of data)

The Big Winners 

  1. Pyxus (PYX+8.1%
  2. Alcanna (LQSIF) +6.2%
  3. Corbus (CRBP) +6.0%
  4. Cara (CARA) +5.2%
  5. Harvest Health (HRVSF) +4.8%

The remaining 5 stocks that went up in price on Monday were, in descending order: Cronos (CRON), Trulieve (TCNNF), Canopy (CGC), Cresco (CRLBF) and  Innovative Properties (IIPR). 

The Biggest Losers were:

  1. Hexo (HEXO) -28.1%
  2. Tilray (TLRY) -27.4%
  3. MediPharm (LABS) -17.7%
  4. Aurora (ACB) -11.6%
  5. Planet 13 (PLNHF) -9.8%
  6. Akerna (KERN) - 6.2%

The remaining 21 such stocks declined between -4.6% and -2.9%.  

A picture is worth a thousand words. Below is Monday's pot stock sector heat map. (Click on image to enlarge)

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To learn how the above marijuana stocks performed on Friday please read this exclusive article as posted on TalkMarkets over the weekend. 

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Cannabis Stock Buyer 4 years ago Member's comment

Why compare $PYX to a bunch of start up cannabis companies? #Pyxus is in its own league.

Lorimer Wilson 4 years ago Contributor's comment

I could.t agree with you more but Pyxus, Indusdtrial Properties and GW Pharma and other relatively large cap companies are considered to be cannabis-related and as such are included in cannabis stock analyses.