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 | | | | CBD: Cash Cow or Consumer Craze? | | Anthony Summers, Senior Research Analyst, The Oxford Club | | | The No. 1 Pot Stock of 2019 Is Set to Be Bigger Than Cronos, Canopy Growth and Tilray - COMBINED! And right now, you can get in for less than $3.
Check out the details here. | | | Editor's Note: Matthew's done it again...
Years ago, he recommended buying Canadian pot stocks BEFORE Canada's legalization. It was a huge win.
And this time, he's doing the same thing right here in America... in a market 10 times BIGGER than Canada's.
In short, this is the premier stock in the fastest-growing industry in America.
And it's trading for just $3.
Matthew lays out the whole case for you in this video. I suggest you take some time to watch it as soon as possible.
- Rebecca Barshop, Managing Editor
Here in the U.S., the biggest topic in cannabis is the cannabidiol (CBD) market.
And with countless uses for CBD in such a wide range of retail markets, it's not hard to understand why.
You can find CBD in almost everything - from hygiene products, like lip balms and shampoos, to infused beverages, like tea and beer.
And for investors, the growth potential of this "profit trend" is massive, whether you're looking at conservative or aggressive growth estimates.
For example, New Frontier Data's Hemp Business Journal expects the U.S. CBD market to grow to $1.3 billion by 2022.
Yet the Brightfield Group - a cannabis industry research firm - says the U.S. hemp-derived CBD market could reach a staggering $22 billion by 2022.
In either case, we can expect major growth in this market. But an important question remains...
Just as we saw last year with the broader cannabis market... and just as we've seen in any other market that experiences fast-paced growth...
Could the CBD market be getting a bit overheated?
Earlier this week, Emerging Trends Strategist Matthew Carr discussed this very topic in his weekly video series, CannaBiz Now! | | | Congress Approves Up to $3,700 in "Consumer Bonuses" - See How You Can Claim Your Share
Section 11042 of the new tax reform bill gives 121 million eligible Americans the chance to collect on "consumer bonuses" that could hand you a maximum of $3,700 each year until 2025. There are no income requirements to collect. Full details here... | | | We shouldn't be surprised to see this happening in the cannabis market.
Hype around a trend often leads to a cycle of bloated valuations followed by a much-needed market correction... even while underlying fundamentals remain promising.
We saw this pattern happen in the broader cannabis sector last year. After a couple years of high-flying stock gains and widespread media hype, cannabis stocks suffered a huge correction leading into a wider correction in the stock market.
But even as market valuations were crumbling, the industry's future was actually getting much brighter.
We watched Canada legalize recreational cannabis nationwide. Canadian cannabis suppliers witnessed a surge in newfound sales and earnings.
And here in the U.S., the passage of the 2018 Farm Bill unleashed the industrial power of hemp production - especially in the form of hemp-derived CBD products.
So it's possible that market valuations could, once again, fly off the handle as the media grabs hold of the momentum behind CBD.
But should investors be scared?
Not at all.
It means people must become prudent in how they identify profitable opportunities in this market by looking for the most reliable and promising companies to invest in rather than those attempting to gain short-term CBD-related attention.
Stepping back from CBD a bit, let's look at the broader U.S. hemp market.
Beyond CBD, hemp has a wide range of other use cases and applications. Though hemp-derived CBD is generating significant hemp sales, non-CBD hemp products still constitute a larger slice of the pie.
Most states have now developed state-licensed industrial hemp programs to produce not only hemp-derived CBD products but also fibers and textiles, paper, animal feed, and even human food using hemp.
In other words, hemp production expands far beyond topical creams. It impacts many other retail markets as well.
That's why the general animus behind the U.S. hemp industry is so explosive - and exciting - for both entrepreneurs and investors.
And we're bound to see this excitement translate into what I call the "hype and flight" cycle that new, innovative markets are notorious for in their early stages.
Don't let this cycle discourage you. It's the nature of the game.
Good investing,
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