Two hot marijuana stocks to watch out for right now

Many marijuana stock investors are still patiently waiting for better trading days. Yes, there have been a few days in the past few weeks when cannabis stocks have been green. What investors want to see, however, is more consistency on the upside. Even if the sector does not fully recover to pre-February levels, any resistance to current prices would be a win. What leaves shareholders a little at a loss, however, is what it takes to actually achieve this. In the past 6 months, any news or progress regarding the lifting of cannabis prohibition has propelled some cannabis stocks higher. However, with Biden still against federal cannabis reform, things have stalled. Additionally, many marijuana companies have posted positive news in the past few months. For example, they opened new pharmacies and expanded their operations through mergers and acquisitions. In addition, some cannabis companies have hired new employees and team members. Some companies also released their results for Q2 2021, with most exhibiting more pros than cons. The release of these updates by these companies has fueled the upward trend, which has been helpful. But the response to the sector is no longer as great as it used to be. Some investors believe that this is due to the politics of the industry as well as increasing regulation of the cannabis industry. Sometimes a sector can be most profitable at a time of positive speculation. For example, in 2018, people had high hopes for the cannabis market and a big vision. But many were still unsure of what would become of the sector as it was young, evolving and not yet as government regulated as it is now. Therefore, any hype about big news would not only help the company in question. That means the good news from one company could spread to other cannabis stocks as well. That was the case until early 2021, but that's not how it works at the moment. That brings us back to the same question of what it takes to get the sector back up to better trading levels. Greenlane Holdings, Inc. is a distributor of cannabis accessories, child resistant packaging, and specialty vaporizing products in the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and South America. The company offers vaporizers, liquid nicotine, storage solutions, pipes, clothing lines and consumer accessories. Greenlane was one of the few cannabis companies to embark on an endeavor that many others will soon do. The company has embarked on a merger with KushCo Holdings. This merger has been in the works for some time. In recent news, Greenlane announced that the merger with KushCo has been completed. This new merger has now created one of the largest and most efficient companies in the field of by-products. Not to mention a strong portfolio of house brands. "I am delighted with the strong support our customers, employees and shareholders have shown for this transformative merger and I am delighted to welcome Nick and our new colleagues to the Greenlane team," said Aaron LoCascio, Co-Founder and President of Greenlane . "I believe that together we will continue to innovate and build the leading cannabis add-on company in the industry that is incredibly well positioned to both provide exceptional service to our customers and create long-term value for our shareholders." Lowell Farms Inc. is engaged in the cultivation, extraction, processing, manufacturing, branding, packaging and wholesale distribution of cannabis products at retail dispensaries in California. In the past 4-6 weeks the company announced some important news. On August 16, Lowell Farms announced that it had achieved record sales. In recent company news, Lowell Farms announced that it would be attending upcoming investor conferences. There, shareholders and potential investors can find out more about the company and its future potential. As of early August, LOWLF stock has been one of the most volatile cannabis stocks to watch. The LOWLF share price fluctuated quite frequently in August. This up and down pattern has allowed some investors to capitalize on this move. Despite its short-term gains, LOWLF stock was one of the few marijuana stocks to see an upward move at the time. However, as August ended, however, the upward momentum also waned. This loss of momentum resulted in LOWLF shares facing a recent market decline in September. However, with 2 weeks left this month, this marijuana stock could see another rally. Until then, investors will keep an eye on LOWLF stock for any changes.