Ten pot stocks that every investor should own

Speaking of cutting-edge investment choices, investing in cannabis stocks still remains an up-to-date, exotic opportunity to generate good returns in the long run. Namely: Tilray, Canopy Growth, Cronos Group, Aurora Cannabis, Auxly Cannabis, Origin House, Marimed, Medmen Enterprises, Aleafia Health, Diego Pellicer Worldwide. However, there has been a slight lull around this corner of the financial world following the recent turmoil caused by the US Congress. Thus, the tubing sector for the next tech bubble has been dampened by large-scale investigations into abuse, the negative effects of marijuana use, and several accidents of overdose. All this killed the investors who were initially inspired.

However, 10 companies in the sector stand out and hold on, even though they record bottom by bottom. Sales are good, results are satisfactory and prospects are positive, especially for Canada. These companies also have strong potential for significant international expansion. Companies are young and have yet to earn long-term investor confidence. A raw start for them, all of which are below the 200 and 50 periods after the deadly intersection, but are at a good discount and offer good entry levels.

The overall legalization of marijuana in the United States goes full steam, and the role of cannabis plantations is becoming increasingly important in attracting and educating clients. Technology and revolutionary design make them more welcoming and up-to-date. For example, startup marketing companies like Fyllo are breaking through, attracting millions of people behind them to distribute and promote marijuana products, their applications and beneficial properties. Investors are just waiting for Congress to back down and legally use the substance in the US. Pot bubble on the horizon?

This industry is yet to develop for years to come, to bear profitability, and as in every sector, from many native companies, only a few will survive.

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