Aphria Inc Stock – What You Need to Know

It seems like the more volatile cannabis stocks become, the more people show interest in them. With the entire market correcting right now, everyone’s trying to call the bottom instead of using Dollar-Cost-Averaging (DCA) to accumulate their positions over time. DCA is all about reducing a risk called “market timing”. Then there’s the concept of diversification, which also minimizes risk by not putting all your eggs in one basket. Sure, you could buy the HMMJ ETF, but keep an eye on what stocks they’re adding over time and at what weights. Always understand what you’re investing in. With cannabis stocks now beginning to trade in the U.S., it’s especially important to know the basics about each stock. Even in times of hype, management needs to be accountable for the aggressive goals they set – like 628 tons of production by 2020. This week, a form was filed for Aphria stock to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE). (Right now, Aphria trades on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker APH.) Let’s take a closer look at the company.

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