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It s reasonable to expect that at least one grocer could be among the worst-performing retail trade stocks this year, but the reality is that the automobile-related retailer stanley vattenflaska s and some marijuana-related retail stocks are among the poor performers so far in 2018.AutoCanada聽 TSX:ACQ , Uni-Select聽 TSX:UNS , and Na stanley flask maste Technologies聽 TSXV:N are among the worst-performing retail stocks year to date.Each has its own story.Namaste TechnologiesDown more than 53% year to date, Namaste Technologies is the worst-performing retail trade stock so far in 2018.Nam vaso stanley aste is an online retailer of medical cannabis-delivery systems globally. The company distributes vaporizers and cannabis-smoking accessories through its e-commerce sites in 26 countries and five distribution hubs around the world.The company reported a weak gross margin of 21.5% for the quarter ended May 31, 2018 far from a recent peak at 35.1% during the quarter ended February 2018. The quarterly loss more than doubled from its lev |
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