There are plenty of tempting, speculative plays in the market right now with everything that's going on, but today our Quantitative Speculative is targeting the "big boys" of pot stocks with his speculative play.
Find out what happens when "Best in Breed" meets the best in weed...
The legal cannabis industry could explode from $10 billion this year to $57 billion over the coming decade.
That 470% growth potential has investors pouring money into the industry, and one of the most popular ways to do it is through cannabis ETFs.
But that's a costly mistake...
Every year, I attend at least one major hedge fund or asset manager conference.
But here's the thing…
You haven't missed out on the growth in the pot stock sector.
In 2018 and beyond, you're going to start seeing a lot more marijuana IPOs.
And so far this year, the returns have been massive.
Find out how you can cash in on the pot stock explosion...
Corporate America is finally jumping into the legal cannabis market, and it could cause our latest marijuana stock pick to soar.
And the industry is set to grow even more, which is exactly why major brands have decided they want in.
This is why our top pick among pot stocks to watch is one with a lucrative cannabis company stake...
Finding the top pot stocks to watch can be difficult.
That's why we wanted to help.
Here are two of the top pot stocks to watch...
For pot stock investors, the first half of 2018 stank.
It was choppy – to say the least – thanks in no small part to meddling from U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions.
But I kept telling you to keep the faith – that a number of catalysts were lining up that would once again send legal marijuana stocks into the stratosphere.
I was right – and those of you who listened can feel a bit smug.
While other investors are scrambling to get back into legal cannabis, you're watching your holdings grow… and grow.
We can date cannabis' latest surge to Aug. 15. That was the day Constellation Brands Inc., the beverage giant behind Corona beer and Robert Mondavi wines, announced its plan to spend $3.8 billion to increase its stake in Canopy Growth Corp. to 38%.
In other words, a mainstream corporation had weighed the risks – and marched forward with a plan to dive into the marijuana industry… to the tune of billions of dollars.
The news sent marijuana stocks soaring.
This one stat shows it all: The bellwether North American Marijuana Index has climbed more than 175% since lows reached on Sept. 7, 2017.
And this is just the start…
In today's report, I'll tell you why that's so.
Plus, I'll reveal the latest Big Alcohol company to come sniffing around the cannabis industry.
And I'll help you find four pot stocks with triple-digit potential to buy now.
Before the next catalyst hits.
There's a revolution underway in the legal cannabis industry. And it's about to storm the gates of corporate America.
Some of the nation's largest beverage companies, like Constellation Brands Inc., are pouring millions of dollars into legal cannabis.
by Greg Miller
Canada's fully legal "adult use" marijuana market throws the wild success of Canadian cannabis stocks into sharp relief…
In just the past year, Canopy Growth is up over 416%.
Cronos Group is up over 301% in that same time.
And Tilray, which only went public in mid-July, is up 577%.
These gains raise an important question: How can you make money on U.S.-based cannabis companies during this historic growth cycle?
After all, at about $8.5 billion, the United States cannabis industry is already larger than the Canadian market is projected to grow by 2022. And that growth isn't going to slow down anytime soon – Arcview Market Research and BDS Analytics project that cannabis spending in the United States will reach $23.4 billion by 2022, a 275% increase in just five years.
That's an extremely conservative estimate, by the way, in that it assumes few, if any, additional states will legalize cannabis for recreational use. But because other states are coming on board and will likely continue to do so, other estimates have the market growing to $50 billion by 2022 – a 42.5% annual growth rate.
Yet there are no fewer than seven Canadian cannabis companies with a market value in excess of $1 billion, compared with only one U.S.-based outfit.
I'm looking for that to change – in a big way.
This will give you an idea of the size of the potential opportunity on our hands...
North Dakotans have mobilized to get full marijuana legalization on the November ballot, a move that was launched by activists.
Supporters of the legislation have submitted more than 18,000 signatures to get full legalization on the ballot, which is far above the required 13,452.
