by Mike Stenger
The legal cannabis industry is expected to grow from $55 billion to $146 billion by 2025 – 265% growth in five years.
Some take that as a signal to go invest in the whole industry through cannabis ETFs.
But sometimes, if you hastily throw all of your money at an ETF, you run the risk of being a jack of all trades and master of none – or worse, taking a big loss.
And our best marijuana stock is a backdoor play you might not have heard of yet.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average could lose up to 400 points today as investors have begun pouring capital out of equity markets and into fixed income positions (bonds).
The 10-year U.S. Treasury bond yield slipped below that of the two-year yield.
The so-called inversion of the yield curve has been a fairly reliable indicator of past recessions.
Not all cannabis stocks are winners.
However, our pick for the top marijuana stock to watch right now has the potential for a major breakout.
by Mike Stenger
Anheuser-Busch InBev (NYSE: BUD) dropped what would have been the biggest initial public offering (IPO) of 2019 last Friday.
But don’t be fooled: Even though the $9.8 billion IPO on the Hong Kong exchange fell through, AB InBev stock is still a major breakout candidate.
2019 is a massive year for CBD.
by Daniel Smoot
2019 is the year of CBD.
2019 is shaping up to be the most profitable year yet for CBD – the medicinal compound derived from marijuana.
And there's still time to make a huge profit on what's becoming a sizable cross-section of North America.
Here's what you need to know...
Over the last year, pot stocks have become one of the hottest profit machines on Wall Street.
We shouldn't be surprised – increased legalization is paving the way for the marijuana industry to create billions of dollars in profits on a regular basis.
But if you just want to add one pot stock to you retirement portfolio, make it this one...
Marijuana is going more mainstream every single day. For investors, the dream for years now has been getting rich on pot stocks, given the multibillion-dollar potential of the industry.
Much of the marijuana industry still remains a "black market," but that's changing every day.
For the dream to become reality, though, companies selling cannabis products will have to prove that potential.
by Greg Miller
We can't overstate the importance of the 2018 Farm Bill for the American cannabis business enough.
But there's another, far less well-known law on the books that was fully implemented in 2016 and it's an absolutely earth-shattering development for marijuana investors.
In fact, it opens the door to a galaxy of investing opportunities in the cannabis sector.
Here's Greg with all the details and ways to profit...
