On average, the 40 stocks our index tracks were -6.2% during the first three weeks of June and are +24.0% YTD.

Ayr Wellness stock continues to perform well. It is up 28.6% YTD and was up 4.4% in May. 

The American MSO Pure-Play Pot Stock Index dropped 1.4% this past week compared to a 8.3% decline for its Canadian peers. Here are last week's US winners and losers.

Ayr Wellness Inc. reported its Q4 financial results after the market closed on Wednesday for the three months ended December 31, 2020. 

Our portfolio of the 11 best performing Pure-Play Pot Stocks during the first half of 2020 is based on the assumption that their out-performance was due to exceptional management and will continue.

Ayr Strategies Inc., a constituent in the Pure-Play Pot Stock Index, is a vertically-integrated cannabis multi-state operator. It reported its Q3 financial results on Wednesday.

Year to date, the 13 American Multi-State Operator constituents in the Index are up 46.9%, on average, while the 7 Canadian Licensed Producers in the index which are down 47.3%, on average.

The Pot Stock Index of the 25 pure-play cannabis stocks that trade for +US$1/share advanced 0.8% on Thursday but with only 4 constituents advancing. As a result, 2 of the associated industry categories declined as well. The details are as follows:

Ayr Strategies, a vertically-integrated cannabis MSO, reported its Q2 financial results today for the period ended June 30, 2020 revealing a 16% loss in revenue and a major loss in income. The stock declined 7% Wednesday as a result.

Our munKNEE.com's Pot Stock Index (PSI) was up an exceptional 7.6% this past week compared to a 1% decline the previous week and just a 2.6% increase the week before that.

This past week saw the largest gains in three months for the equal-weighted, pure-play non-penny Pot Stock Index. It advanced 7.1% with 17 of the 25 constituents going up and 7 going down and one experiencing no change in price.

The Non-Penny Pot Stock Index (NPSI) was UP 3.6% Friday with 30 of the 38 constituents advancing. In addition, 8 of the 9 industry categories advanced. Aurora declined the most (-8%) on the day but was still up 42.9% for the week.

Only 2 pot stocks trade above $20 with 3 trading between $10 and $20 and 32 trading between $1 and $10 at an average price of $3.42. On Wednesday the cannabis sector of 319 stocks declined 6.2% with only 3 of these 37 non-penny stocks advancing.

This article analyzes the performance of the largest of the 30 vaping companies and the tobacco companies as a whole since December 31st, 2019. The findings are enlightening.