Thank you, it went swimmingly.
So long as Trump and Sessions get on board, you will make $. Trying to regulate it federally is an issue because America is so large, this is why it's easier on the state level IE Colorado, and for the Feds to simply ignore charges.
California (and Washington state) is hoping to be a leading state in terms of Cannabis Growth, and there are a number of facilities itching for the green lights. I'm invested in a California facility for 100 shares, not much,but once the green light hits I'm expecting it to increase a fair amount.
Sunniva is probably your best American pot stock bet. " North American provider of medical cannabis products and services, are pleased to announce they have signed a definitive supply agreement (the "
Agreement") whereby Sunniva, through its wholly-owned subsidiary in Canada, Sunniva Medical Inc. ("
SMI"), has committed to sell Canopy 45,000 kilograms of premium quality cannabis annually over an initial two year period commencing in calendar Q1 2019. "
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-rel...sign-cannabis-supply-agreement-674707653.html
Sunniva trades a bit higher than the other companies, because they have established good metrics,good potential for quarterly growths, and once legalization hits in the US, they will have their own foot hold.
In terms of Canada, try investing into our markets as we are set for legalization this year, plus international medical market. I'm not sure how to do international investments, but considering what is on the horizon, you would be foolish not to try it.
Currently, Aurora(ACB) and Tweed Canopy (WEED) are looking into technologies to result in production 1$ per gram of cannabis. Selling it here, it ranges between $6-$9 a gram pending discount or full price, and internationally Germany and Italy will pay more due to tarriffs and the high cost of needing quality cannabis. Main Side technologies to assist in extraction, as extraction is the future of vannabis (oils, creams, gum,pop, beer) are Radiant Technologies, Micron Waste management (who can turn old waste into water to refeed your plants, or pup back into sewage system which reduces your local treatment plant efforts to clean it further). Aurora is using both of these, which further reduces their production per gram.
Other Companies getting into Extraction are Phivida (at 1$ Canadian currently, drop 200$ on it and let it sit, anyone can lose 200, but imagine what you'll gain on this when they make their hippy cannabis beverages that the hippies will buy LOL), Constellation, and Coors, for cannabis infused beer. Their stock is already in triple digits, and will skyrocket at least 20-30$ over 6 months once rec hits and we figure out how to legalize the infusion in Canada (it will just be imposed limits at establishments, and total content per can).
The Green Organic Dutchman (TGOD), partnered with Aurora for the next 5 years (Option to purchase TGOD 51% over 5 years without hostile takeover as per contract), 1 million SQ ft facility for pure organic certified GMP Cannabis (to be distributed nationally and internationally due to high standards in Germany). Factor in Aurora Nordic in Denmark, 970,000 SQFT facility + , Aurora is literally a power house for global distribution, with potential into Australia as well. TGOD has the benefit of being placed into Quebec, odd since quebec is what is holding up the full legalization, however, Quebec has grated TGOD ta write offs and discounts for electricity so long as they keep their main facility there; reducing Aurora's cost per gram production once again.
The Netherlands are also looking into assisting Aurora, and Germany has already begun preparing facilities (Old bell peppers facilities, as the conditions for cannabis growth are near identical).
Aurora and Tweed are Coke and Pepsi in Canada, who becomes coke/pepsi is remaining to be seen, but they will lead the way. They also have their licenses for recreational cannabis, which had to be applied for 2 years ago, and reapplied for every two years. How many LP's in Canada knew this? Probably not all of them. Aurora, Aphria, CannTrust, MedReleaf, and Tweed all have distribution deals with Shoppers Drug Mart; our main rug pharmacy company.
Any more particular questions, just ask.
PS: POT STOCKS ARE LONG HOLDS. Do not invest with shit you can't afford to lose, and hold for a few years. You may see good short term returns, but once this shit hits 50-100$ a share over 2-5 years, you'll kick your as when you sold for 20$.