These 15 Marijuana ETFs Declined 2.8% On Average In December
The December performance of the market's 15 marijuana/marijuana-related ETFs was down 2.8% on average from the previous month and ranged from -7.6% to +0.12% depending on the makeup of their constituents. Below is a list of the ETFs with their performances in December and for the latest 6 month period.
The 15 ETFs (see details of each here) consist of two US-centric ETFs (HMUS; USMJ), two leveraged ETFs (HMJU; HMJI), two marijuana/ancillary plays (ACT; MJ) and 9 more broadly based ETFs. In addition, seven of the 15 ETFs are passively managed and 8 are actively managed.
The ETFs (excluding the leveraged ETFs) experienced, on average:
- a decline of 2.8% in December following on the heels of
- a decline of 7.3% in November,
- a decline of 8.4% in October,
- a decline of 13.3% in September,
- a decline of 11.9% in August and
- a decline of 48% since the marijuana market peak realized last March.
Below is a summary of the performance of all 15 marijuana ETFs in December (and in the last 6 months i.e. since the end of June):
- Amplify Seymour CNBS Cannabis ETF (CNBS): -7.6%; (-44.0%)
- Innovation Shares The Cannabis Index (THCX): - 6.2%; (-43.9%)
- Horizons Marijuana Life Sciences ETF (HMMJ): -4.7%; (-52.1%)
- Advisor Shares Pure Cannabis ETF (YOLO): - 4.5%; (-47.9%)
- Horizons Emerging Marijuana Growers ETF (HMJR): -4.2%; (-53.9%)
- Evolve Marijuana Fund ETF (SEED): -3.5%; (-51.3%)
- Purpose Marijuana Opportunities ETF (MJJ): -2.4%; (-36.2%)
- Horizons US Marijuana Index ETF (HMUS): - 2.4%; (-42.1%)
- Global X Marijuana ETF (POTX): - 2.3%; (N/A)
- Cambria Marijuana Industry ETF (TOKE): -2.1%; (-39.0%)
- ETFMG Alternative Harvest ETF (MJ): -1.0%; (-45.3%)
- Evolve U.S. Marijuana ETF (USMJ): +0.12%; (-40.6%)
- Advisor Shares VICE ETF (ACT): +0.16%; (+0.12%)
- Horizons Beta Pro Marijuana 2x Daily Bull ETF (HMJU): -6.3%; (-83.3%)
- Horizons Beta Pro Marijuana Inverse ETF (HMJI): -2.1%; (+70.3%)
The Advisor Shares VICE ETF (ACT) was the best performing non-leveraged marijuana/marijuana-related ETF again this month given its 30 diversified holdings (see here) in select alcohol companies (24.0%), alcohol companies with cannabis exposure (7.6%), tobacco companies (8.2%), tobacco companies with cannabis exposure (13.7%), restaurant & entertainment companies (16.1%) and cannabis companies (30.3%).
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