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 | | | Jushi President Shares Opportunities (and Challenges) in American Cannabis Market | | Matthew Carr | Chief Trends Strategist | The Oxford Club | | | What the %$#! Is This $5 5G stock?
It works with Chevron, Cisco, Uber, Amazon and Wells Fargo.
It counts the U.S. Army and Department of Homeland Security as customers.
Vanguard, BlackRock, J.P. Morgan, Goldman Sachs and Citigroup have all taken HUGE positions.
And company insiders are loading up on TONS of shares.
This $5 stock could be the linchpin of the 5G revolution. The incredible story is here. |
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This is vital because we're at the dawn of new multibillion-dollar industries.
From humble and turbulent beginnings, the American cannabis market is projected to be worth $80 billion by 2030.
Meanwhile, sales of CBD products are estimated to top more than $20 billion in less than two years.
For companies with market caps largely measured in the hundreds of millions, cannabis and CBD are enormous opportunities.
This is why every cannabis company is racing to ensure it has both pieces at the core of its business.
And I recently talked to a rising star doing just that.
Nearly two years ago, Jushi Holdings (OTC: JUSHF) was founded by Erich Mauff and his partners, Jim Cacioppo, Jon Barack and Denis Arsenault.
Together, they have more than a century of combined merger and acquisition, private equity, and distressed and special investment experience.
The multistate cannabis and hemp operator has a two-pronged approach to growth: target adult-use markets and limited-license medical markets.
This is a cannabis and CBD company on the upswing.
Already, Jushi has raised $138 million in capital. It has licenses for up to 25 retail locations, two cultivation sites, and three extraction and processing facilities across nine states. And it has operations up and running in Nevada, New York and Pennsylvania.
On top of this, the company was recently added to the Horizons Emerging Marijuana Growers Index (NEO: HMJR).
Mauff sat down with me to share his insights on some of the biggest obstacles facing American cannabis - like the vaping crisis gripping the country - as well as some legislation that could turn the tide.
He also delved into the opportunities he sees on the horizon, particularly in oft-overlooked markets such as New York and Pennsylvania.
We want our investors, readers and viewers to hear directly from cannabis executives about issues pressing the industry. And this is a perfect opportunity.
Here's to high returns,
Matthew | | | | |  | | | | | |  |  | | | | David Fessler | October 9, 2019 No matter how you slice it, the world is awash in crude. What does that mean for oil prices? Read More | | | | |  | | | | Matthew Carr | October 8, 2019 Cannabis companies have been on a terrifying decline for the past six months. And we're about to dive headlong into earnings season once again. Read More | | | | |  | | | | Matthew Carr | October 7, 2019 The marijuana industry set new 52-week lows to start off the fourth quarter. Read More | | | | | | | | | | |
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