by Stephen Mack
Our new roundup of the best stocks to buy now covers leaders in some of the fastest-growing industries on the planet.
That includes renewable energy, legal cannabis, artificial intelligence, and more.
Don't miss these opportunities.
The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services (HHS) just finalized its rules requiring pharmaceutical companies to list drug prices in their TV ads this summer.
It's a huge catalyst for cannabis stocks going toe to toe with Big Pharma.
One cannabis stock in particular is already expecting more than 200% sales growth this year, but its gains from this new executive order could be unheard of.
by Greg Miller
The marijuana market as a whole is a lot like the Grand Canyon – it looks fantastic up close, but from a distance, it's absolutely breathtaking.
Last year, total marijuana sales – legal and black market – in the United States topped $86 billion. In 2018, all across the country, nearly 49 million people spent an average of $1,755 each on marijuana.
The thing is, some $68 billion of that was from totally illegal black market sales.
But that still leaves us with around $18 billion in legal transactions. For comparison, that's about the size of the U.S. urgent care healthcare segment in 2018.
So the "$68 billion question," as it were, is how quickly that "legal gap" will close and start putting mega-profits in pot stock investors' pockets.
The short answer: much faster than anyone out there is predicting. Bringing illicit sales into the legal "light" doesn't require convincing new customers to try something new; no new consumption habits need to be formed.
It's a well-established market, full of folks just waiting to fork over their money.
And they will fork it over by the truckload...
Investing in marijuana stocks has already created countless millionaires, but some of the
best-known stocks are overbought. Fortunately, there is still an excellent opportunity to
build wealth with the cannabis real estate boom – gains over 100%, in fact.
by Greg Miller
Cannabis companies are wasting no time "scaling up" just so they can keep up with Canopy Growth, which spent $3.4 billion in its stock to establish its U.S. foothold.
But this race to the top is way bigger than North America.
Are you still skeptical about the booming marijuana industry?
We understand. The whole thing may be hard to believe, but there is serious money to be made on marijuana stocks.
Today, we'll show you a micro-cap marijuana stock with absolutely explosive profit potential...
by Daniel Smoot
With the mayor of D.C.'s newest bill, pot stocks just got a massive buy signal.
Retail investors will not want to miss out on one of the fastest-growing lucrative markets...
by Greg Miller
Earlier this week, our Greg Miller showed you how Canopy Growth was the "King of Cannabis" and the Microsoft of the legal marijuana sector.
by Greg Miller
You got rich from Cisco Systems Inc. and JDS Uniphase. You bought shares in the first public incarnation of Dell. You had positions in companies like SDL and Netscape and made a bundle when those companies sold.
There were dozens of outstanding stocks that turned ordinary investors into millionaires or even billionaires. You owned 'em, and you're one of 'em.
Still, there was one that got away… the decade's most successful tech company – one that dominated the market for years as far back as the 1980s.
I mean Microsoft Corp., of course.
No matter how well you did during the PC and technology boom, you'd have done much better if you'd had some Microsoft in your portfolio all the while.
Well, the cannabis sector of 2019 today looks much like that 1990s tech boom.
And this one company is starting to look a lot like Microsoft...
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...
