The stock plummeted approximately 22% to reach 46 cents per share. In light of these circumstances, Eight Capital analyst Ty Collin revised his price target for Canopy Growth, setting it at $0 instead of C$1.75 ($1.32) per share. Collin also reiterated a sell rating for the company, stating that it is no longer appropriate to consider Canopy Growth as a viable business.
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