Good Free Cannabis Stock Input

Do you invest in cannabis stocks? If so, hopefully you have handled this bear market that began in early 2021 well. Not only has the downturn been quite long, the drop has been quite steep, with the New Cannabis Ventures Global Cannabis Stock Index, which closed at 4.91 on 6/20, down almost 95% from its peak. That's a lot! Many companies have gone away, and I am talking about stocks or companies like High Times that were selling funky stock to investors ahead of going public. The index has dropped 26.8% in 2025.

I started writing on this blog about cannabis stocks a year and a half ago, and I was cautious in that piece, discussing two things that might happen but might not. They have not, and the Global Cannabis Stock Index has plunged by 39.5% since then. I never intended to make my personal blog the primary source of cannabis stock information that I provide, and I have not written that much about the sector. In the past three months, I have written 6 times about cannabis stocks, which I review below, but I have shared a total of 19 posts during that time.

The 6 recent posts were:

• Agrify Is a Horrible Cannabis Stock

• I Lost My Job in the Cannabis Industry

• MedX Holdings Is A Scary Cannabis Stock

• What's Next For Cannabis Stocks?

• The Future of Cannabis

• A Terrible Way to Invest in Cannabis

The most recent, the negative one on Agrify, was written on May 26th, when Agrify was $24.01. It closed four weeks later at $22.66, down a bit. A couple of days earlier, I wrote about the pending Texas laws (still pending!) to outlaw THC from hemp. A week earlier, I wrote about a silly penny stock that is unchanged in price. A day before that, I shared a post about what lies ahead in my opinion. In early May, I wrote about THC beverages, highlighting an article in the Wall Street Journal. In mid-April, I blasted cannabis ETF MSOS again. It was 2.23 then and is now 2.12, down 4.9%. Since then, the Global Cannabis Stock Index has advanced by 7.7%, suggesting that MSOS has been weak.

So, at least for now, readers of this blog can get some free input on cannabis stocks that can help them make money or avoid losses perhaps. For those who like the input, there are other free spots, including the free weekly newsletter at New Cannabis Ventures or my articles at Seeking Alpha. Of course, I do offer something better, but it does cost money: 420 Investor.