Buying and selling the big five cannabis stocks | Trading the markets

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Matt Bottomley from Canaccord Genuity, and Morgan Paxhia, co-founder of Poseidon Asset Management, talk to IGTV’s Victoria Scholar about how to invest in the cannabis industry – focusing on trading the big five marijuana stocks on the market in our latest Trading the Markets podcast.

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