Why Denver's Latest $23 Million Raise Is Just the Beginning

You are receiving this email as a part of your subscription to The Startup Investor. To remove your email from this list, unsubscribe here.   Tuesday, November 5, 2019 Why Denver's Latest $23 Million Raise Is Just the Beginning Dear Startup Investor, Just a few weeks ago, a Denver-based startup filled a stunning $23 million Series A raise. Now, when it comes to traditional tech startups, Denver isn't quite as "hot" as Silicon Valley. But this was no traditional tech startup. I'm talking about Flowhub, a cannabis tech startup that provides much-needed infrastructure to make cannabis retail easy - and legally compliant. As the first U.S. state to legalize recreational cannabis, Colorado is "ground zero" for this industry. That's why so many of the biggest names in cannabis headquarter there. VC enthusiasm for purveyors of the plant itself has waned in recent months, probably because most of the startups that are poised to succeed at growing marijuana already exist. But that doesn't mean the "green rush" is over. Far from it. Right now, regulated cannabis is a $16 billion industry in the United States. But within the next few years, it's expected to be worth $340 billion. That's more than a 2,000% increase - which means the vast majority of opportunities for growth and profit are still yet to come. Flowhub's Series A is a perfect example of this. It's tackling one of the biggest problems faced by the cannabis industry: the need for a legally compliant retail platform to automate the supply chain, retail and reporting processes. That's why, in the two short years since its seed round, this startup was able to lock in such a huge Series A investment. It's a hot startup operating in an even hotter space. As you can imagine, a $23 million financing round is largely led by deep-pocketed venture capitalists. The everyday investor can't typically participate. Still, the opportunities to get in on the ground floor of this economic revolution are virtually endless. Here's why: this industry is still relatively new. Up-and-comers are founded, funded, and fully public in just a few short years - many of them with relatively little press coverage. That means if you don't know where to look... you could be missing out on 500% or even 1,000% gains. Some of these cannabis companies have grown by as much as 50,000% post-IPO. The key to riding that wave? Knowing which cannabis startups are poised to hit new highs - and which are just blowing smoke. One of the best ways to get started is to try out the Cannabis Masterclass. It's an exceptionally thorough breakdown of this industry - from its growth potential to the hidden secrets Wall Street doesn't want you to know about. You'll even receive three specific tips to make sure you hit the ground running right away - plus a set of recommendations that could deliver life-changing gains. I found it to be an extraordinarily valuable resource as I first started researching cannabis stocks. I think you will, too. Just click here to learn more. Until next time, Neil Trending How You Can Profit from Silicon Valley's Health Tech Obsession Health tech is a hot topic in Silicon Valley this year - after all, a startup that saves lives in a novel way has virtually unlimited upside. One small health tech company I learned about recently could be poised to make its investors millionaires. Click here to learn more. The Cannabis Sector Investors Would Be Crazy to Ignore In the past year alone, we've seen big names like Molson Coors and Heineken funnel billions of dollars into marijuana-infused beer. But they made one critical mistake. They didn't target companies that have the ability to brew a true cannabis beer. The National Institute for Cannabis Investors has identified one tiny company with this capability that is expected to IPO very soon. 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