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A couple years ago when Colorado legalized it I made a list of openly traded companies, thinking it'd be a huge investment opportunity. I was too risk-averse t
by inanutshellus 9y ago
A couple years ago when Colorado legalized it I made a list of openly traded companies, thinking it'd be a huge investment opportunity.
I was too risk-averse to jump in, but I found my list of potential stocks and their prices about a year later. Of the dozen or so stocks, about half were delisted, one or two were at about 80% of what they'd been then, and the rest were on life support.
Anecdotally, I took it as a good thing I'd stayed out. Really, each of these companies I had very little information about other than that they were "doing that new thing everyone's excited about". So... if you're going to invest, make sure you know the company you invest in and aren't just following the advice of a puff piece courting your cash.
- nstj 9y agoGiven the US federal regulations against cannabis (and lack of interest from the banking system at large) I'd put forward that the bulk of the interesting deals in the space aren't publicly traded, so there would definitely be a negative bias to the public tickers you mention.
- soyiuz 9y agoIn support of the above post. I made ceremonial investments in GWPH PHOT TRTC and TRXC. All down between 60% and 30%