by Mike Stenger
The Solana cryptocurrency became the 11th-biggest cryptocurrency by market cap in February 2021.
And it could take a top-10 spot any minute…
The SOL price reached a high of $55 in May 2021, after trading under $2 to start the year.
Now at $35, the price of SOL has dropped significantly since then.
But it appears stable relative to other cryptocurrencies out there still.
In fact, one Solana price prediction puts it at 442% by 2022.
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The last trading week of September is historically the lousiest of the year.
In fact, analysts say it's produced some of the worst returns of the annual trading cycle over the last 50 years.
But those are just averages.
Even when the market looks bad, that doesn't mean there aren't still many undervalued, market-beating stocks to grab.
That's why we're giving you the 10 top penny stocks to watch this week.
by Greg Miller
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In a blistering month for stocks, Aphria has had a particularly bumpy ride.
The Leamington, Canada-based cannabis company was the target of some explosive (and, as we'll see, spurious) allegations from, as it turns out, a firm with substantial short interest. This is a common enough occurrence in the stock market, as Carl Icahn and Bill Ackman's legendary "long vs. short" battle royale over Herbalife Nutrition illustrates.
The short-seller's allegations focus only on Aphria and one other, small company: Toronto, Ont.-based SOL Global Investments. They have nothing to do with other cannabis firms we follow at the National Institute for Cannabis Investors
But, since the short attack and furious price action last week, I wanted everyone to know what's really happening with Aphria.
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