This year thus far has seen quite a string of positivity flowing throughout... The End of March is Riding High for Innovative Marijuana Stocks

This year thus far has seen quite a string of positivity flowing throughout the marijuana market. Despite some issues throughout February that shrouded the whole of the stock market in a bearish sentiment, it seems that we have returned back to the bull that we all know and love. While many companies have not seen the success that the top of the industry has, it seems as though innovation is leading the charge for many marijuana stocks.

Nabis Holdings (INNPF/NAB) is one of the leading investment issuers based out of the Canadian landscape. The company works by investing in high-quality cash flowing assets throughout the various facets of the cannabis market. One of the most interesting things is that the company is headed by the two co-founders of MPX Bioceutical, which completed the largest takeover in the U.S. cannabis market to date. This should just serve to help build investor trust the company moves into the future of the industry.

In recent news, Nabis Holdings stated that they have entered into a binding term sheet with Momentum Ideas Co. that would allow them to have access to all of the various assets marketed under the brand known as Bloombox. For those who don’t know, Bloombox is one of the leading intelligent cannabis softwares for use in the retail side of the industry. With this acquisition, they should be able to create a very dominating presence throughout the U.S. cannabis market.

Bloombox offers some of the world’s first standards-based cannabis software systems, which allows for companies to have a completely frictionless integrated business system in all things cannabis. This type of tracking has not existed before recently, and could potentially be utilized across all of the different aspects of the cannabis market.

According to one report, Bloombox’s platform “redefines consumer-business interaction through data and enables a new level of personalization at the retail level.” The system offers consumers Integrated systems for menus, ordering, product content, consumer marketing, loyalty programs, and more, will drive success with both existing and new customers.” All of this just goes to show how much innovation Nabis Holdings is working on producing for the coming years within the marijuana industry.

Charlotte’s Web (OTC:CWBHF) is one of the leading producers of CBD oil or cannabidiol oil. While many of their products are made using industrial hemp, they have managed to present themselves as one of the largest producers of health inclined CBD products in the industry. One of the main reasons that hemp has become such a big deal is the entrance of the Farm Bill only a few months ago.

The Farm Bill allows legal production of industrial hemp and its distillates in the U.S. which is a major change for any company that is involved in CBD or cannabis. While Charlotte’s Web has seen their sales skyrocket in recent months, it looks as though they may have an even larger potential role in the future of the industry, but only time will tell.

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