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EV stocks weren't the only equities to get pasted Thursday. Marijuana growers took a hit as well, but there may be some good news from Europe Friday morning.
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Nearly every electric vehicle stock traded lower Thursday, as investors likely were pocketing some profits on the recent runup in these stocks.
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Thursday afternoon's analyst upgrades and downgrades included Activision Blizzard, Boeing, Canopy Growth, GoPro, PayPal, Roblox, Visa and more.
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Here's a look a four meme stocks that were moving on Monday.
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Meme stocks, like Monday's broad markets, were trading higher, with more winners than losers and more new highs than new lows.
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Monday afternoon's analyst upgrades and downgrades included Bristol-Myers Squibb, Intel, Merck, Newell Brands, Snap, Spotify Technology and Tilray.
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Here's a look at four stocks that made significant moves Tuesday and look to continue their pace today.
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Wednesday's biggest loser may be Thursday's big winner, at least among meme stocks. And another stock that has been sinking for the past month also headed higher.
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A short seller report published Tuesday continued to drag down shares of a popular energy stock, and a big federal contract has lit a fire under a cybersecurity stock.
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A short seller's report on Camber Energy cut the stock's share price by more than half Tuesday morning.
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Here is a look at three companies set to report results after markets close Wednesday or before Thursday's opening bell.
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Pot grower Tilray is acquiring a majority position in U.S.-based cannabis retailer MedMen. Is this a portent of more consolidation in the industry?
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Here's a look at how Tilray, Virgin Galactic and some other popular meme stocks were performing at midday on July 30.
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Meme stocks were generally trading higher at the noon hour Wednesday. One of the favorites was dropping though.
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Meme stocks, including Nio and Tilary, were following the rest of the market lower Tuesday morning.
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