2 Marijuana Stocks To Add To Your August Watchlist As marijuana stocks work to build back more momentum shareholders and investors are growing with more doubt. Yet some investors feel this is just a rough patch for cannabis stocks and things will rise again. Since the middle of February marijuana stock investors have grown with

Curaleaf Holdings Inc (CURLF) stock is down 8.04% over the past week and gets a Bearish rating from InvestorsObserver Sentiment Indicator. Curaleaf Holdings Inc has a Bearish sentiment reading. Find out what this means for you and get the rest of the rankings on CURLF! Read More   Share on facebook Share on twitter Share

Europe-based vertically integrated cannabis company Curaleaf International is introducing a second range of medical cannabis flower products for the U.K. market. The move follows the successful export of over one metric ton of medical cannabis to Israel as part of a larger supply deal with BOL Pharma. Produced in the U.K., the new products boost

Entourage Effect Capital managing partner Matt Hawkins has been active in the cannabis space since creating his private equity firm in 2014. An investor for over 20 years, Hawkins has exposure across the country, spanning large operators, tech, science, licensing, real estate, ancillary services and other sectors. Hawkins recently spoke with Benzinga to discuss what

Curaleaf Holdings Inc (CURLF) is near the top in its industry group according to InvestorsObserver. CURLF gets an overall rating of 33. That means it scores higher than 33 percent of stocks. Curaleaf Holdings Inc gets a 71 rank in the Drug Manufacturers – Specialty & Generic industry. Drug Manufacturers – Specialty & Generic is

Year-to-date, Agrify Corporation (NASDAQ: AGFY) stock gained 55.65%. The non-plant-touching cannabis company that offers vertical farming solutions recently partnered with Curaleaf Holdings, Inc. (OTCQX:CURLF) to determine the impact of the cultivation environment on the overall health of marijuana plants and harvest yields. Under the deal, the Massachusetts-based company agreed to provide the use of its Agrify Insights software platform for three years to