Weekly Recap | MSOS.US -10.37%, closing near weekly lows
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MSOS.US fell 10.37% this week to close at $3.89, down from $4.34 the previous Friday. The S&P 500 dropped 1.95%, leaving the ETF trailing by roughly 8.42 percentage points. The daily bars show a steady grind lower: Monday opened at $4.31 and touched a weekly high of $4.34 before fading, Tuesday through Thursday drifted down, and Friday opened at $4.12 before sliding to a low of $3.85 and closing near the bottom of the range. Weekly amplitude was 11.37%, with average daily volume around 4.63 million shares.
Sector News
Regulatory and M&A talk dominated the cannabis narrative this week. A Tuesday piece flagged how US cannabis names are being driven more by DEA signals than earnings, which coincided with pressure on the ETF. On Thursday, Aurora Cannabis repeated its call for shareholders to reject Curaleaf’s revised bid, and Curaleaf held a dispensary grand opening. On Friday, Seed Junky Genetics expanded its partnership with Trulieve beyond Florida, bringing premium genetics to Pennsylvania. The flurry of company activity did not alter the week’s downward price action.
The Week Ahead
The macro calendar is relatively light. Monday brings the US NAHB housing market index, with both prior and forecast at 32. Tuesday includes housing starts annualised rate, prior 1.275 and forecast 1.305, plus building permits annualised rate, prior 1.403 and forecast 1.395. Wednesday brings EIA weekly crude and Cushing crude inventories. These releases have no direct link to the cannabis sector, but may offer a read on broader risk appetite.
In Short
MSOS.US fell more than 10% this week, with the close of $3.89 sitting near the bottom of its 60-session range and below both the 20-day average of $4.61 and the 60-day average of $4.645. Regulatory headlines, M&A back-and-forth and regional expansion all surfaced, yet the tape stayed under pressure. The latest session’s capital snapshot shows large-lot money turning net seller. The question ahead is whether price holds above the range low of $3.85 and whether M&A posturing starts to feed back into the sector’s pricing.
This article is generated by LongbridgeAI from market data, for information only and not investment advice.