Review

Michigan cannabis sales in October slipped sequentially by 1.2% but expanded by 28.1% from a year ago to $209.4 million.

I distributed this written material to 420 Investor subscribers during the week:

• 420 Investor Weekly Review 11/11/22

• 420 Investor Model Portfolio Composition 11/11/22

• Cannabis Sub-Sector Review - 11/11/22

• Previews of Q3 Financial Reports for 8 Companies

I published another article at Seeking Alpha on cannabis ETF MSOS:

• I Am Bullish On Cannabis Stocks But Not This Leading ETF

Here are some of this week's highlights for Focus List names:

• AAWH opened its adult-use store in Fort Lee, New Jersey.
• CCHWF Q3 revenue increased slightly to $132.7 million with adjusted EBITDA of $21 million.
• CEAD grew revenue 68% sequentially to $5.1 million.
• CRLBF Q3 revenue fell 2% from a year ago to $210 million with adjusted EBITDA of $42 million.
• CRON named James Holm, who joined the firm from Vertiv, as CFO.
• CURLF unveiled a national rebrand for Grassroots.
• CWBHF posted a weak Q3, with revenue falling to $17 million, but it also received an investment from BAT in the form of a convertible note.
• GDNSF Q3 revenue of $18.9 million grew 41% from a year ago.
• GNLN, which had pre-announced its Q3, posted revenue of $28.7 million, down 31% from a year ago.
• GRWG announced a partnership with Grodan, a supplier of stone wool growing media solutions.
• JUSHF posted Q3 results that were below expectations, with revenue of $72.8 million increasing 25%. The company is in the process of raising $68 million debt at 12% with warrants.
• MAPS named Randa McMinn, a new hire, as Chief Marketing Officer.
• OGI announced an agreement with Canndoc to sell it up to 20K kg of dried flower.
• SBIG revenue increased 22% in Q3 to $7.4 million with adjusted EBITDA of -$3.5 million.
• SMG named a new CFO, Matt Garth, an outside hire from Minerals Technologies.
• TCNNF opened a rebranded facility in Glendale, Arizona, a one in West Virginia and a new one in Lake Worth, Florida.
• TLLTF extended some of its debt and announced an agreement in principle for a new debt facility. The company will introduce Old Pal products in Massachusetts. Its Q3 revenue fell to $40.5 million due primarily to lower sales volume it its inhalation business. The company announced a new dab solution for a proprietary initiative, Concept LVT, and it named a new client, House of Blends.
• TLRY launched a program to provide women with free medical cannabis resources in Canada.
• VRNOF met expectations roughly with Q3 revenue of $228 million and adjusted EBITDA of $82 million, but it provided a weak near-term outlook.

Please check the Focus List, (which has technical, fundamental and valuation ratings as well as a market-cap table). To help track market caps, we maintain tables for the Canadian LPs and the American cannabis operators and ancillary companies.

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Market Performance

The Global Cannabis Stock Index remained far above its all-time closing low of 11.26 from 9/30. It fell to 13.37 this Friday, lifting 0.4% during the week. This was a little better than the 0.2% gain in the S&P 500, which is up 2.4% so far in November. The cannabis index has rallied 1.4% this month-to-date, slightly behind the S&P 500, and it has rallied 18.7% thus far in Q4. This is more than the 10.6% return in the S&P 500.

Tickers: SMG GRWG CRON TLRY TCNNF CWBHF CURLF CRLBF CCHWF GNLN JUSHF TLLTF GDNSF VRNOF MAPS AAWH CEAD SBIG