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Cannabis Comeback?Cannabis stocks are rallying on news that the HHS has recommended the DEA reschedule cannabis to schedule 3. This would significantly improve financials for cannabis companies because it will allow them to begin deducting business expenses from their taxes, which has been a major hurdle for cannabis companies to reach profitability. It would also encourage more lenders to enter the market, lowering interest rates for cannabis companies which have been subjected to some of the highest interest rates in the country. On top of the news, we have nice bullish momentum divergences and price action which is indicative of a potential bottom forming. Assuming the move towards rescheduling, banking, and eventually full federal legalization continues, it is possible that these are extremely discounted prices for most cannabis stocks long-term. In the following months, we could see a major retracement of the cannabis bear market and in the longer-term some of these stocks could return to their all-time highs, as cannabis is likely to become a much bigger industry when it is fully federally and eventually globally legalized, and these companies will see significantly improved margins with lower taxes, lower interest rates, and the opening of interstate and international trade.
NASDAQ:CGCLong
by Intuit
Canopy Growth: C'mon, Do Something 👉The price of Canopy Growth is currently relatively flat. However, we believe a significant setback is needed to complete the white wave II in the turquoise target zone between CAD 0.430 and CAD 0.265, as expected. Only then should a significant move higher occur in the form of the turquoise wave 1, which should extend to around CAD 1.20. Alternatively, we see a 47% probability that the price is already in this wave. This scenario would occur if the price breaks the resistance at $0.8000 without reaching our target zone
TSX:WEEDLong
by MarketIntel
Weed Speculation Story Continues (CGC)This speculation case for CGC continues. Could we see a bankruptcy followed by a penny stock? It is not out of the question but right now a slight bullish divergence has occurred on some technical indicators so it was worth taking a guess at some potential upside targets. It has held the $1.00 on this never-ending sell off but with some headlines and an earnings report approaching we could get an increase in volume. nearest upside potential = $2.17 / 100% return stop loss = $1.00 / $0.10 areas of interest around $3.75 / $5.50 / $8.50
NASDAQ:CGCLong
by stuartbaker
CGC: Starting something big or the last gasp?The Friday spike is curious. It has broken out of the balance area that the bottoming process was putting in for the last week or so, but there is going be huge resistance at about $1.18. The problem is from Elliott Wave perspective, there is no more room to go down. The low came in at $1.02 and invalidation is at $1.01. So, it is either a start of something serious crazy in the upcoming months or this is the last gasp before the downtrend continues eventually to 0...want to see a five waves up and a three waves down to get a feel for what's next.
NASDAQ:CGC
by mukit1
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A CASE FOR TECHNICAL ANALYSISHello, Over time, we have been challenged to prove wetherit is possible to make money through technical trading. Here is a short strory about Paul who was able to exactly demonstrate that. One example of a technical stock trader who rose from rags to riches is Paul Tudor Jones. He started his career in the 1970s as a clerk on the trading floor, but he quickly learned technical analysis and began trading futures contracts. Through his use of technical indicators and chart patterns, he was able to make successful trades and eventually started his own hedge fund, Tudor Investment Corporation. Jones' success as a technical trader allowed him to amass a fortune, and he is now considered one of the most successful traders in history. LIFE JOURNEY Paul Tudor Jones was born in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1954. His father was a cotton broker, and Jones was exposed to the world of trading from a young age. He went to the University of Virginia and studied economics, but he was more interested in the markets than in academia. After graduation, he got a job as a clerk on the trading floor of the New York Cotton Exchange. Jones quickly realized that he wanted to become a trader, but he had no capital to invest. So he borrowed money from friends and family and began trading futures contracts. He was a quick learner and started using technical analysis to identify trading opportunities. Technical analysis involves analysing market data such as price and volume to identify trends and patterns, and Jones became a master of this approach. In 1980, Jones started his own hedge fund, Tudor Investment Corporation, with just HKEX:30 ,000. He continued to use technical analysis to make successful trades, and his fund grew rapidly. In 1987, he made a fortune by correctly predicting the stock market crash and profiting from it. By the end of the year, his fund was up 200%, and he had become a legend in the trading world. Jones continued to refine his trading strategies over the years, and he was one of the early adopters of computerized trading systems. He also became a prominent philanthropist, donating millions of dollars to charitable causes. Today, Jones is worth an estimated $6.4 billion, and his hedge fund is one of the largest and most successful in the world. Technical analysis works but you must become good at it to make money. Good luck & all the best in your journey
NASDAQ:CGCEducation
by thesharkke
CGC | Time to Get High Again | LONGCanopy Growth Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the production, distribution, and sale of cannabis and hemp-based products for recreational and medical purposes primarily in Canada, the United States, and Germany. It operates through two segments, Global Cannabis and Other Consumer Products. The company's products include dried cannabis flower, extracts and concentrates, beverages, gummies, and vapes. It offers its products under the Tweed, 7ACRES, 7ACRES Craft Collective, DOJA, Ace Valley, Quatreau, Deep Space, First + Free, Surity Pro, Spectrum Therapeutics, Vert, Tokyo Smoke, Twd, Martha Stewart CBD, DNA Genetics, BioSteel, Storz & Bickel, This Works, HiWay, Simple Stash, Whisl, and Truverra brands. The company was formerly known as Tweed Marijuana Inc. and changed its name to Canopy Growth Corporation in September 2015. Canopy Growth Corporation was incorporated in 2009 and is headquartered in Smiths Falls, Canada.
NASDAQ:CGCLong
by DivergenceSeeker
CGC: need to find the ground under its feet/rootsEither CGC is completing a cycle degree wave 2 or going to 0. The recent price action looks like bottoming formation. We are getting weekly level RSI bullish divergence confirming the downtrend is slowing. We need to see divergence on intermediate degree 3 and 5 and also minor degree 1/3/5. If we see a bounce back to $2 and another quick lower low that doesn't breach $1.4, it could be a low risk entry for some insane level of price action. If price breaches $1, it is game over for this. If price goes above $3 now, then the bottom is most likely in. A relative low risk entry point might be setting up very soon. I get comments on pot stocks that fundamentals do not call for a price pump. The truth is, fundamentals are crap for all the pot stocks, it's purely speculative like penny stocks or some crypto. No one should put more than pocket change to trade these and surely should not be a long term holder. Eventually, these companies will need to get their acts together or die. For now, going with EW speculation.
NASDAQ:CGC
by mukit1
6
CGC: Waiting for the setup againAt this point of time if last low $2.09 breaks then it might go down to buck and some change. As long as $1 is not breached, there is still a potential for CGC to see some higher prices. If $1 breaks then the path to 0 opens up. On the other hand, if price starts to climb here, then I would like to see a breach of $3.20 and that becoming support. Price should not go any lower to keep that possibility alive. Ultimately if $5 becomes support, then there could be some hope for CGC to see double digit prices again. Having a positive cross on the daily MACD would be a start. Want to see a setup to short below $2.09 and long above $3.23.
NASDAQ:CGC
by mukit1