By 2020, the legal marijuana industry in Canada will be worth $6.5 billion.
That's far more than the country's $5.1 billion liquor market.
by Jack Delaney
By 2020, the legal marijuana industry in Canada will be worth $6.5 billion.
That's far more than the country's $5.1 billion liquor market.
by Tim Melvin
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Call it the "Cannabis Gold Rush," or the "Green Rush," but however you slice it, it's one of the most exciting, lucrative investing stories of our time.
And it's far from over.
There's a lot to look forward to: Canada already legalized medical marijuana at the federal level and should make recreational puffing legal sometime later this year.
But here in the United States, we Yanks have stubbornly kept "reefer madness" away from society by keeping it illegal at the federal level, while states – lots of them – are bucking the feds to take advantage of the pot bonanza.
Nine states have already legalized recreational weed, and 29 have permitted medical use. Not to mention, 13 states have decriminalized marijuana, making getting caught with a little dope no more problematic than being late with a library book.
Growers, landowners, lab companies, farm supply companies, farm equipment manufacturers, and even packaging firms have rushed to the market to make money on "green gold."
Billions are being made, and taxes are being paid even with the dubious legality of the product.
And the flow of dollars will increase dramatically when we finally get marijuana off the federal controlled substances schedule at some point in the (hopefully near) future.
More than 70% of Americans favor marijuana legalization, and many states badly need the tax revenue that legalization would provide.
Still… the "linchpin" to all of this – the financial sector – is still waiting on the sidelines.
by Jack Delaney
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Marijuana stocks could be some of the most profitable long-term investments over the next several years.
Legal sales in North America are expected to skyrocket from $10 billion in 2017 to $24.5 billion by 2021.
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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...
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Currently, 29 states and Washington, D.C., have legalized medical cannabis, and recreational marijuana is legal in seven states (and D.C.).
That means long-term investors who know cannabis is more than just a fad will capture the biggest profits.
I've got five big predictions – five big catalysts – that will help get them there.
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"Not unless hell freezes over."
That's what I would have told you 35 years ago had you asked me to recommend a "pot" stock… even if they were legal back then.
Times change.
Hell has just frozen over and that's exactly what I'm going to do today…
…recommend a "pot" stock.
Several, actually.
by Jack Delaney
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The world's first marijuana ETF could trade on the Toronto Stock Exchange as early as April 5.
Horizons Medical Marijuana Life Sciences ETF will have holdings in Canadian and American marijuana companies.
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Celebrity marijuana strains are the hottest trend in the booming cannabis industry.
Actors, directors, reality stars, and musicians are turning into marijuana entrepreneurs.
Here are the seven celebs with marijuana products cannabis enthusiasts need to know about...
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The top pot stocks to watch in 2017 are booming.
That's because the legalization of cannabis is big business.
by Jack Delaney
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Soon, a marijuana ETF could be available to retail investors.
This could create more diversification and a safer way to invest in pot stocks.
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