cannabis stocks

The coronavirus has had a big impact on the world’s economy, and even more so on the financial cannabis market.

Due to the plant’s federally illegal status, it prohibits cannabis companies from accessing many financial services available to other entrepreneurs.

A recent survey found that 1-in-10 people have already invested in marijuana companies and another 40% would consider it in the future.

The cannabis sector no longer represents an "incredible opportunity" for investors, as the industry is "not what it was cracked up to be," said the Mad Money host.

The fourth quarter got off to a good start as cannabis stocks began ticking higher, but then halfway through October, the selloff began.

Canada legalized cannabis for adult use nationwide this week, and despite the fact that this huge industrialized nation took the leap, ‘Shark Tank’ host and Canadian businessman Kevin O’Leary is beyond weary of investing in pot stocks.

Pepsi's CFO was pressed about making similar advances into the cannabis industry like its major soft drink competitor, Coca-Cola.

Are the valuations of marijuana companies unrealistic or justified? Should investors worry about the bubble bursting?