RE:My prediction is all you have no clue lol It's natural to want to respond to fluctuations in share prices. In particular, it's hard not to react negatively when the stocks you own lose value. However, when it comes to investing in marijuana stocks, paying too much attention to near-term share-price moves is the biggest mistake you can make. To understand why, just take a look at the cannabis industry right now. Even the biggest players in the space are still in the early development phase, seeking to grow rapidly by spending huge amounts of capital on expansion plans, to build up production capacity and distribution channels. The markets they're seeking to serve are only now opening up, and regulations are still relatively tight, making it hard to operate efficiently. As a result, marijuana stock investors don't have any real fundamental business results to look at. Share prices are largely based on the prospects for each company to grow into a major player in the space. Even the smallest piece of encouraging news can send shares soaring -- and the whiff of even a tiny problem can lead tobig plunges in cannabis stocks