TOP 4 MARIJUANA INVESTMENTS FOR 2018!
TOP 4 MARIJUANA INVESTMENTS FOR 2018!
The top 4 marijuana investments for 2018! If you are looking to invest in marijuana stocks in 2018, there are primarily four ways investors are getting exposure to this industry. In this marijuana stocks video, I will be outlining those marijuana investment avenues.
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There is a new trend emerging.
This trend is the emergence and growth of the marijuana industry.
For investors comfortable with higher risk investments, this might be something you want to be a part of. It is important to keep in mind that this is not an “all in” type of investment. But if you are looking for a higher risk and higher potential reward investment, light exposure to the marijuana industry might be exactly what you are looking for.
The North American Marijuana Index tracks the leading cannabis stocks operating in the United States and Canada. This index climbed 86.5% in 2017 alone. This “growing” industry (pun intended) has a lot of potential.
I’m not telling you that you are going to get rich by investing in a marijuana stock. But what I am telling you is that this industry is poised for growth.
In the United States, individual States are allowed to make their own decisions. Currently, 30 States have laws legalizing marijuana use in some form. However, cannabis is still a Schedule 1 Drug on a Federal level. This causes a lot of complications for marijuana dispensaries in the United States. For example, no access to banking for their business. On top of that, these companies cannot be listed as public companies as they are engaging in an activity that is still illegal on a Federal level. There is no feasible way to invest in these companies as a result.
In Canada, however, the legal climate is more favorable. Canadians can legally access and grow cannabis for medical purposes under the Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations (MMPR). In April of 2017, the government of Canada introduced bill C-45 which will create the Cannabis Control Act (CCA). The CCA will legalize and regulate cannabis use for adults and is expected to be enacted by July of 2018.
Since these Canadian companies are engaging in an activity that is legal, many of them have gone public on Canadian exchanges. You can easily invest in these companies through OTC markets. However, not all of these companies are what I would consider to be “investment worthy.”
This growing industry is in its’ infancy, and early adopters can reap the rewards. The potential growth for this industry cannot be questioned. While this is exciting news for investors, it is important to keep in mind that there are a few potential bumps in the road.
DISCLAIMER: WE ARE NOT FINANCIAL ADVISERS AND THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE! YOU ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR YOUR OWN INVESTMENT DECISIONS. THESE VIDEOS ARE FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY. OUR RECOMMENDATION IS TO ONLY INVEST WHAT YOU ARE WILLING TO LOSE.
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Your headline suggests you actually give some specific tips, then you just mention 4 types of exposure to Marijuana … which you probably did in your other videos already.
Nothing new here. Don’t waste your time.
Ryan I am a true believer that Marijuana stocks are going to skyrocket this year due to Canada’s legalization this year. I currently have stocks in Aurora, Aphira, and Canopy growth stocks. I am reading all the news about these companies, and how they are expanding like crazy, and making deals internationally, ect. All good news. However why does this not translate into gains for these companies, each week they are in the red. And I do not understand this. I know things don’t happen over night but it just seems odd to me. Is there a general reason or reasons for this?
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Planning on commenting about the recent drops? Or making videos just when things are doing well?
ACB is down like 30% since I bought. It is a speculation for me and I am not planning on buying more to average down (as it would make it bigger part of my portfolio than I would like, especially since minimum lot size is 100 shares).
I am assuming there will be reversal once they start selling marijuana by Q3 or Q4, but I am not sure if it will be that big a rise to compensate for drops like 50%.
HOLD or NOT in your opinion? I guess if I sell now and get some tech company for the money, I can still at least compensate the loss by the end of the year.
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Hey Ryan, are you still active with this channel?
New sub. Interested. I’m a small channel as well. I would love to get more info on this.
Great information, thank you.
What is your favorite or top 2 stocks in this industry
Hi Ryan, no updates for a month… is nothing happening in the market? Are stocks of Canopy Growth or Aurora a good buy now after the dive in the past weeks or will they continue to fall in the weeks/ months to come? When will be the decision to legalize pot in Canada or not?