The legal marijuana industry in Canada is expected to be worth $6.5 billion by 2020. Incredibly, that will make it more valuable than Canada's $5.1 billion liquor market.
If you've been following along with our extensive marijuana coverage about Canadian pot stocks, this shouldn't come as a surprise.
A May 9 Business Insider report says the private sector will generate over $1 billon in cannabis sales in Canada in 2020. The bulk of that money will flow into companies that cultivate and produce cannabis.
There will also be a frenzy of mergers and acquisitions in the Canadian cannabis market.
Look, marijuana is becoming less taboo – and turning into a mainstream industry.
Pot Profits: Forget Jeff Sessions! These Five Canadian Pot Stocks Are Set to Skyrocket. Click Here…
Constellation Brands, the company behind Corona, bought a $2 billion stake in October 2017 in the Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth Corp. (OTCMKTS: TWMJF).
It knows just how big the profit opportunity is going to be.
We've already seen gains throughout the market as high as 516%, 523%, 416%, 436%, 293%, and 272% – just to name a few.
But the recent news from our neighbors to the north could blow all that away.
In a time-sensitive audio briefing, pot stock expert Michael Robinson details five marijuana stocks that are best positioned to skyrocket upon legalization – and how you can grab your stake in them.
And by putting a couple of hundred bucks into a handful of tiny Canadian weed companies, you could pocket life-changing gains – turning a few hundred bucks into a fortune overnight.
Click here to listen to the briefing…
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What about industrial hemp? Is anyone from Michael's team looking into hemp companies and how they will be effected by Canada's legalization? I don't hear much about that. I'm sure there are a lot of small farmers that would benefit.
What are the procedures in investing in marijuana stocks and penny stocks.
Can you get me lot stock pot
I am very interested in getting some stock. I need to know how I go about it.