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.
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.
by Greg Miller
The cannabis market is starting to soar.
The United States is a huge market opportunity, with market projections growing from an estimated $8.5 billion last year to $23.4 billion in 2022, if only a few additional states legalize recreational use. And we're talking about as much as $50 billion if most states follow the trend.
But the biggest opportunity of all could come in a form people hadn't been talking about as much…
It's an opportunity that runs counter to the recreational market trend and the obsession with the cannabinoid THC – the one that causes users to get "high."
by Greg Miller
Every investor should understand how the market for cannabis is developing – now and over the coming weeks, months, and years.
Choosing the companies best positioned to profit in the emerging market helps you gain an edge over those who simply "throw darts at a list of stocks" and pick cannabis companies without regard to industry realities.
But as legalization becomes more widespread throughout the United States and across the whole of Canada, investors still face questions about what the realities of a mature cannabis market might be.
For some answers, we can look at Colorado – the first U.S. state to make recreational cannabis easily available.
That made some realities evident.
We know, for example, that in places where vaporizing (aka "vaping") cannabis concentrate is legal, that form quickly takes over a significant part of the market.
Vaporizable concentrates are a value-added product, but they're also fairly commoditized, meaning customers shop by product attributes, such as how rigorously it's been tested, say, or the ratio of THC to CBD, as opposed to shopping by brand.
The traditional marijuana bud, or "flower," market, which in Canada is worth about $1.5 billion today, is still fragmented. Customers there are still experimenting with different strains, different growers and brands, and different cannabinoids and THC to CBD ratios. In other words, there are a lot of questions.
One big question facing the market – both in Colorado and worldwide – is whether consumers are willing to pay up for "super-premium" cannabis. That is, cannabis that is more expensive to produce… but that generates a better smoking experience.
There are many producers claiming to grow such cannabis – that's why it's such a big question. After all, no one is going to advertise that they make the lowest-end cannabis on the market any more than Busch admits that its beer is lower-end than a craft brewer's.
So how can an investor tell when a company is really producing super-premium cannabis… or merely claiming to grow it?
That's a very important question because, naturally, the investment case for the genuine super-premium product tends to be much stronger than it might be for the pretenders.
One company last week gave us the answer, loud and clear...
Marijuana stock prices started taking off today thanks to Canada.
Recreational sales in the country could kick off by September.
Here's everything you need to know about this huge news...
by David Zeiler
You'll find the best pot stocks to buy in one of the fastest-growing segments of the marijuana industry – cannabis oils.
Marijuana companies like cannabis oils because they carry higher profit margins than the "flower" type of products that consumers have traditionally smoked.
With North American sales expected to explode from $7.3 billion in 2016 to $24.5 billion by 2021, pot stocks focused on cannabis oil represent a rare profit opportunity.
Here are your three best prospects...
by Casey Wilson
Now is the time to invest in cannabis-extraction companies if you want to enjoy the first-mover advantage.
The prices of Canadian marijuana stocks are skyrocketing thanks to historic legalization.
On July 1, 2018, all cannabis use will be legal in Canada.
Best of all, U.S. investors can profit from the booming industry. Here's how...
by Casey Wilson
We're not worried about any of these three things derailing the burgeoning marijuana industry.
Here's why - plus, a look at what could be the most profitable opportunity of 2018...
The price of one Canadian marijuana stock climbed over 13% in just one day after an announcement from the Canadian government.
The government unveiled a tax plan ahead of Canada legalizing all marijuana use in July 2018.
by Jack Delaney
The price of one Canadian pot stock climbed over 13% in one day after a government announcement.
You see, the Canadian government is staying committed to legalizing all cannabis use by July 2018.