About Aaron Missere
Aaron Missere is the CEO and founder of financial media company Departures Capital Inc. He is an avid and experienced investor, with a primary focus on the cannabis industry. In addition to being a featured contributor to StockNews.com and ETFDailyNews.com, he is an author for SmarterAnalyst.com. Aaron also currently hosts a weekly show on YouTube that recaps and explains the movement in the stock market, with a heavy emphasis on marijuana stocks.
Recent Articles By Aaron Missere
How Should Cannabis Investors Interpret Cronos Group's Earnings Report?
On Monday, Cronos Group (CRON) finally released their Q4 results
NYSE Suspends Trading for CannTrust (CTST) and Commences Delisting Process
In an unfortunate turn of events on Tuesday, Canntrust (CTST) was halted on the TSX and the NYSE as the company filed for creditor protection
Why Did Shares of HEXO Plunge 28% Yesterday?
On Monday, HEXO Corp. (HEXO) reported second-quarter fiscal 2020 financial results before the market opened
An Update on CannTrust (CTST) as it Awaits Crucial News from Health Cananda
CannTrust (CTST) came into the spotlight last year after Health Canada discovered that the company was growing cannabis before it had its proper license
Cannabis Stock Weekly Recap
We also saw the cannabis sector rally with the overall market. Companies such as ACB, IIPR, and CTST made significant moves
Is Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR) a Great Cannabis Stock to Buy During This Volatility?
Just a week ago in our most recent article about Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR), we said that at $40 per share, we believed that shares were attractiveWill Aurora Cannabis Survive the Stock Market Meltdown?
Before the whole crisis unfolded investors in Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) were concerned for many reasons
The Cannabis Stock Review
Growth and real estate sectors were hit the hardest, with many cannabis stocks continuing their downward trajectory as investors fled to cashWhy Did Shares of Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR) Drop More Than 30% Yesterday?
Yesterday, shares of Innovative Industrial Properties (IIPR) dropped to $40