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MJUS ETFMG U.S. ALTERNATIVE HARVEST ETF
- 1.957
- +0.027+1.42%
Trading May 21 11:14 ET
2.010High1.940Low
2.010High1.940Low23.62KVolume2.010Open1.930Pre Close46.49KTurnover0.03%Turnover Ratio--P/E (Static)69.40MShares2.41052wk High--P/B135.84MFloat Cap1.26352wk Low0.04Dividend TTM69.40MShs Float10.378Historical High2.20%Div YieldTTM3.61%Amplitude1.263Historical Low1.968Avg Price1Lot Size
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Cannabis Stock Gainers And Losers From May 14, 2024
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Cannabis Stock Movers For May 9, 2024
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Innovative Ind Props (NYSE:IIPR) reported quarterly earnings of $2.21 per share which beat the analyst consensus estimate of $2.16 by 2.31 percent. This is a 1.78 percent decrease over earnings of $2.
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Although cannabis ETFs like ours have been around for several years now, there still appears to be some confusion as it relates to their impact on the underlying stocks, in particular U.S. plant touching names that are held on swap. Here’s my best attempt to explain:
In a “normal” ETF (i.e. a non swap-based product), creations work as follows:
If you are buying 100 shares of ETF XYZ, there are broadly two types of sellers.
The first is a “natural” seller, a market participant th...
In a “normal” ETF (i.e. a non swap-based product), creations work as follows:
If you are buying 100 shares of ETF XYZ, there are broadly two types of sellers.
The first is a “natural” seller, a market participant th...
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