The Dow Jones today will keep on winning as the U.S. and China near a trade deal.
Asian stocks hit a six-month high this week, as new details emerged on the negotiation process.
The Dow Jones today will keep on winning as the U.S. and China near a trade deal.
Asian stocks hit a six-month high this week, as new details emerged on the negotiation process.
Although they may get a bad reputation from certain groups, "sin stocks" offer investors an incredible pathway to profits.
Companies in the tobacco, alcohol, gambling, and military industries simply behave different from most stocks. And there is plenty of academic research proving how uncorrelated these stocks are with the rest of the market.
But this lack of correlation is exactly what we're looking for because it provides the opportunity for above-market returns.
Super Bowl ads are often the most interesting – and controversial – parts of the big day. And this year is now exception.
Despite the wave of cannabis legalization sweeping the country state by state, CBS decided it was too controversial to allow a marijuana Super Bowl ad.
Following two days of trade talks in the Chinese Capital, President Donald Trump reported that negotiations are going "very well."
Reports indicate that progress is being made in convincing China to buy more US-made goods.
Marijuana mergers and acquisitions are going to be the talk of Wall Street in 2019.
It's going to lead to a new wave of wealth.
And this is how you can make a triple-digit profit...
by Greg Miller
At the National Institute for Cannabis Investors, we talk a lot about how the rapidly expanding legal cannabis market will disrupt many long-established industries.
It's already underway – like the Big Pharma player I mentioned the other day, where they're terrified of a simple hemp extract.
Tobacco companies know their traditional market is declining rapidly and they must find aggressive sources of growth.
We saw this play out when Altria Group Inc. announced its intent to invest $1.8 billion in Canadian cannabis company Cronos Group Inc. And that $1.8 billion was just a start.
Altria stands prepared to toss in another $1.1 billion if everything goes as planned. (Given the excellent leadership at Cronos, it will.)
Elsewhere, alcoholic beverage companies Molson Coors Canada and giant Constellation Brands Inc. have also both committed to cannabis – the latter making a $4 billion commitment to cannabis cultivation behemoth Canopy Growth Corp. Sales growth for alcohol is way down, and these companies are all too cognizant of the fact that cannabis legalization threatens their sales even more.
And based on some brand-new data that my team at the Institute just reviewed, these industry players have even more reason to pour truckloads of cash into cannabis companies.
Here's what's causing the panic...
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 100 points on Tuesday after the White House issued a clarification on the short-term economic truce between the United States and China.
Everyone is talking about pot stocks right now.
And thanks to Big Alcohol, the prices could skyrocket.
It's no surprise that big alcohol wants to get in on the cannabis market.
It could be a gold mine.
Here's everything you need to know...
It was a historic, game-changing week for the marijuana sector, but this is only the beginning as the end of marijuana prohibition plays out over the next few years.
Our Defense and Tech Strategist has all the details on future gains...