Marijuana Stocks Newsletter – Wednesday June 26, 2019
FeaturedMarijuana Industry NewsUncategorized June 26, 2019 MJ Shareholders
Which Marijuana Stocks are We Watching This Week?
The month of June has already been quite positive for the world of marijuana stocks. The pot stock market has seen a large number of ups and downs in the past week alone. This, of course, is due to the volatility that has occurred throughout the cannabis space since its inception. With so much potential running through the marijuana stock market overall, it seems as though we may just be getting started.
Canadian Marijuana Stocks Continue to Boom
With so much potential, the cannabis stock market looks to stay as one of the most interesting investor spaces of the current day. Pot stocks may have a lot going for them, but the most important thing to do before investing is always the proper research.
Cannabis Products For Different Kind Of Moods
With the legalization of cannabis, the marijuana industry is gaining quite a reputation. In the past, marijuana had a bad stigma and was often being referred to as ‘devil’s lettuce’ representing Bob Marley’s pop culture. While the past reflects cannabis poorly, recent times are starting to change marijuana’s situation. The demand for cannabis has been increasing each day in various states, especially California.
Analyst Claims This Marijuana Company Could Hit Profitability First
Ever since cannabis was legalized in Canada and parts of the United States, a range of cannabis companies have come up in the fast-growing industry. However, only a handful have managed to become truly big players in the marijuana industry.
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