When I first wrote that some investors will make millions in marijuana but many more will lose their shirt, investors had difficulty understanding. After all, many thought that if marijuana was going to be big, all they had to do was buy a couple of stocks and hold them forever.
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In the U.S., marijuana is still federally illegal. However, its cousin hemp is due to become legal at the federal level based on the farm bill that was passed by Congress on Wednesday. For investors, the key question is how to profit from hemp becoming legal. When I wrote “How
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In the 1880s, a partner dance called the tango originated in Argentina. Now U.S. President Trump and President Xi of China have orchestrated a successful tango at the G-20 meeting in Buenos Aires calling for a truce in the trade war. Is foresight more valuable than hindsight, especially to stock
As I’ve long said, some investors will make millions in marijuana, but many more will lose a lot of money. When I wrote “How to potentially become a marijuana millionaire, albeit carefully,” the most important word in the headline was “carefully.” When I first started writing that investors with less
Greetings fellow investors, I am humbled by your continuous stream of compliments on the great profits you have made with The Arora Report, thank you. We are very fortunate to have smart subscribers. Everyone knows that marijuana is going to be big. Those who are naive think that all they
Many marijuana investors recently have been falling victim to misleading headlines. This is on top of pump-and-dump schemes and valuations divorced from reality. My purpose in writing this column is to help investors prosper and keep them from falling victim to misleading headlines. I have been writing for a while
President Trump’s former attorney general, Jeff Sessions, was staunchly against marijuana. His forced resignation on Wednesday is good news for marijuana investors in the long run. And good news for marijuana keeps piling up. Please see “Marijuana’s biggest win is still ahead — but investors may lose money before then.”
The midterm elections were great for marijuana. Michigan, with 10 million residents, approved the recreational use of marijuana. Missouri and Utah approved its medical use. Longtime Texas Rep. Pete Sessions, who consistently blocked pro-marijuana votes, was defeated. Those are great wins, but the biggest prize is still ahead: federal legalization.