Category: Cannabis Investing 101
Be Wary of Attacks from the Shorts – But Listen, Too
Whenever a hot sector comes under some near-term pressure, the shorts - investors who essentially bet a stock will go down - come out to play. They're not always right or even well-meaning in their intentions. But not all of them are wrong, either.Here Are Answers to Your Questions About the Various Stock Exchanges
Where stocks trade typically tells you a lot about how established a company is. It says something about the kind of resources the company has to report to regulators and its developed financial strength. But many of cannabis' greatest opportunities are not on the NYSE or Nasdaq.Here’s How to Use the Powerful Tool Cannabis Investors Are Using to Get Rich
Why Smart Cannabis Taxation Inspired the Fix for Industry’s Biggest Problem
The state with one of the most successful cannabis program phase ins has a plan that could solve an issue that has been dogging even the best U.S. companies on a daily basis.Repeal Day Highlights Lessons for Cannabis Legalization
As alcohol Prohibition ended 86 years ago today, illicit revenue became legal profits available to savvy investors, a flood of researched-based innovation drove new products, and the industry soared. This is all happening in the cannabis industryright now.Big Pharma Doesn’t Want You To Know Why Hemp-Based CBD Will Squeeze Its Cannabis Profits
One of These Three IPOs Will Give Us the Next Moonshot, Tilray-Type Win
Not all IPOs are created equal. The biggest winners, the next Tilray, are going to thrive in at least one of three key areas of focus. These are areas where companies can truly differentiate themselves from the crowd.
Betting Against the Santa Claus Rally Could Leave Your Cannabis Portfolio Out in the Cold
Market pros often talk about a "Santa Claus Rally" in traditional industries. But is this a pattern likely to lift cannabis stocks heading into new year?
The Three Things You Must Know Now to Avoid a Costly Panic Selloff
It's difficult to see a stock you recently bought go down. But as those who sold during Canopy Growth's three significant declines dating back to 2015 would attest, now is not the time to lose our resolve.