Cannabis & Hemp stocks
MJNA - Medical Marijuana Inc. Owner of Dixie Dew Drops, the best CBD oil products I have ever tried.
BLOZF - Cannabix Technologies Inc.
TWMJF - Canopy Growth Corp.
All of these are real firms with real products and cash flow. I am sure there are myriad others. Anybody know of well managed firms with great products in this industry? I think it is going to grow for many more years.
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Seriously though, these guys are the Tesla of weed and price to book ratio is now less than .5 (stoopid cheap).




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Price to book is still just .56 according to Yahoo. I might sell at $5. We'll see!



Those are Bollinger Bands up top and Williams %R on bottom which is just a simplified stochastic oscillator (no fast and slow).
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Record Q1 Net Revenue of $177 Million, Representing 15% Growth Year over Year
Increased #1 Cannabis Market Share Position in Canada to 13.4%
Grew Canadian Cannabis Revenue by 16.5% and International Cannabis Revenue by 37%
With Closing of Acquisition of Eight Craft Beer and Beverage Brands, Creating 5th Largest U.S. Craft Beer Brewer with 5% Market Share in Growing Craft Market
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As for investing in recreational cannabis, I think state and local governments have over-taxed it. And everything the federal government has done recently is too little and too late. I'm out and staying out.
Besides, a while back, I started using CBD for my back pain and arthritis, and it’s been a lifesaver. I didn’t want to mess with painkillers, so I gave it a shot. Then I tried THC gummies, and they worked even better for those bad pain days. They just take the edge off without making me feel too out of it.




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As for investing in recreational cannabis, I think state and local governments have over-taxed it. And everything the federal government has done recently is too little and too late. I'm out and staying out.






It's a long shot though so bet accordingly.



It's a long shot though so bet accordingly.





I almost bought back the shares I sold at close today but I see no reason why it won't go back to a buck tomorrow so guess I'm going to wait a little longer.




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For the stocks, There are a few ways to judge the long term viability of some of these companies. Whether it be production space, distribution chain (dispensary ownership), or operational efficiency, the real profitability is in cultivation. In the US, under 280e tax rules, the allowances for production are above 90% while dispensaries is only about 20%. The bet on this Administration on fixing some banking and tax rules is a long shot at best but with their unpredictable nature, could happen. Rescheduling will only help those companies in a medicalized business model and those ready to meet cGMP standards. Descheduling will allow more opportunity for the average business. Its my experience that MSO companies have a very difficult time meeting strict standards as well as true profitability. They are often truly hedging on the future vs operating efficiently today. They are spread thin, and often just planting flags. So you need to bet on operators that have the whole distribution chain but are not supporting their processing and dispensaries with their cultivation. Some of these big organizations even do trade deals with each other to prop up their numbers... As a single investor, cultivation is where to park the money, and only one of the other licenses if that licensee also has cultivation.
Its an interesting business to say the least. The rules are strict, the people are odd, and you are mixing all types of industries together. People that are not familiar with a startup do not realize the difficulty in creating every rule and process and then reinforcing them and adapting by the day as the laws and rules change. Many people cant adapt to the reality that cultivation is very physically demanding, highly scientific, and when run correctly very similar to the conveyor belt of truffles that Lucy and Ethel experienced. The manufacturing side needs dedicated operators incentivized to run the machines at full capacity and companies dont do that so there throughput can be pretty abysmal. Personally I plan for the commodity pricing and build to the scale allowable for my license type, which can grow to be one of the largest allowable single license facilities in the country due to MDs laws.
In regards to Tilray, hindsite is 20/20 because I once had the opportunity to go meet them and work with them a long time ago before they blew up. I could not take the gamble in that Obama was still allowing the federal raids in Norcal at that time. Same with GTI, could have likely ran their production, having been family friend to one of the people that brought them to the index. Ive watched many grow and exit or fail to grow at all. Now I have the opportunity to do what Ive been planning for more than 20 years. Really do hit me up if you would like to chat or are interested in the space.



I'm sure RFK Jr and Elon are for legalization but with Pam Bondi running the Department of Injustice I don't think that'll happen.



BTW, I was so ticked at con man Barry Obama I moved from San Fran to Ensenada during his first term and didn't come back to the USA until 2013. It was so nice missing an entire campaign season. I honestly don't even know who he ran against for reelection. I'd have to google it.





