Investing in Cannabis

[zeebudz]

Pretty good article discussing the ways in which one can "add some greenery to your investment portfolio".

https://twocents.lifehacker.com/how-to-invest-in-legal-weed-1822368702

I like the concluding advice: "Treat cannabis investing like edibles: Start low and go slow."

 

[mishigami bear]

Cannabis "stocks" and investments seem like scams to me. 

[Restorium2]

7 hours ago, mishigami bear said:

Cannabis "stocks" and investments seem like scams to me. 

Most are. Especially the ones that you read about in an email or web page ad spammed upon you. Totally a scam.

Goldman Sachs invested $500,000,000 in GW Pharma to help them bring their cannabis products to market. That was years ago and GW is just now starting to bring a product to market and it doesn't reach a large enough segment of cannabis users to even be viable because it just contains CBD. So they depend on CBD hype to make money on this one, instead of real results. It will eventually flop. 

[zeebudz]

11 hours ago, Restorium2 said:

Most are. Especially the ones that you read about in an email or web page ad spammed upon you. Totally a scam.

Goldman Sachs invested $500,000,000 in GW Pharma to help them bring their cannabis products to market. That was years ago and GW is just now starting to bring a product to market and it doesn't reach a large enough segment of cannabis users to even be viable because it just contains CBD. So they depend on CBD hype to make money on this one, instead of real results. It will eventually flop. 

 

Hmm, I wonder if this could have anything to do with the fact that Goldman keeps touting GW as a "buy"...

[Phil69]

[AmishRnot4ganja]

Seems like so far all the research they've done points to the conclusion that no extract can match the medical effects of the whole plant. When Monsanto starts producing their own cannabis strains that accentuate the positives and eliminate the negatives then we are going to have access to some truly amazing medicine. Medicine that even curmudgeonly old Jeff Sessions might embrace.

[Restorium2]

3 minutes ago, AmishRnot4ganja said:

Seems like so far all the research they've done points to the conclusion that no extract can match the medical effects of the whole plant. When Monsanto starts producing their own cannabis strains that accentuate the positives and eliminate the negatives then we are going to have access to some truly amazing medicine. Medicine that even curmudgeonly old Jeff Sessions might embrace.

A whole plant extract works just like the 'whole plant'. Subtracting the THC is when cannabis quits working medicinally for most people. The THC is the hardest to produce so it fits with a snake oil salesman to sell a THC free product. A snake oil salesman and a nutso cannabis hater have a lot in common. 

[mishigami bear]

I don't worry about Monsanto or any big Agri-corp getting involved in Cannabis genetics. I don't see how they could do a better job breeding seed than current breeders. And it seems pointless to produce GMO cannabis, as the market will shun it.

[Phil69]

Don't underestimate them.

Seed breeders do not have the real estate or as deep of pockets as monsanto and others.  If they chose, they could probably grow all current strains and run them multiple ways (each strain being crossed many times over all at the same time).

I'd use gmo cannabis, the term gmo is just a scare tactic imo.  I grew up in agriculture and in my experience most folks don't even know what the term means.  

More concerning than gmo in our flower and concentrates are the residuals from solvents, the pesticides and the ferts and nutes being used to grow.  There isn't any shortage on people willing to ingest bho residue

 

In actuality, Monsanto could probably breed flower that takes half as long to grow, is mite, mold and mildew resistant, and is resistant to damage from all sorts of growing problems

It's going to happen, I wouldn't be surprised if they have stuff already underway.  These type companies are led by the smell of money

[Restorium2]

11 minutes ago, Phil69 said:

Don't underestimate them.

Seed breeders do not have the real estate or as deep of pockets as monsanto and others.  If they chose, they could probably grow all current strains and run them multiple ways (each strain being crossed many times over all at the same time).

I'd use gmo cannabis, the term gmo is just a scare tactic imo.  I grew up in agriculture and in my experience most folks don't even know what the term means.  

More concerning than gmo in our flower and concentrates are the residuals from solvents, the pesticides and the ferts and nutes being used to grow.  There isn't any shortage on people willing to ingest bho residue

 

In actuality, Monsanto could probably breed flower that takes half as long to grow, is mite, mold and mildew resistant, and is resistant to damage from all sorts of growing problems

It's going to happen, I wouldn't be surprised if they have stuff already underway.  These type companies are led by the smell of money

Smells like BS to me. 

GMOs can produce unintended consequences like allergies to things you never were allergic to before. That's just the tip of the iceburg.  The variables involved are infinite with an infinite number of things that can evolve in the future out of something that seemed great in the short run. 

No thanks, I'll keep my legacy strains. 

[Phil69]

And you're entitled to, but I'm here you tell ya- you're getting gmo's daily, whether you like it or not

[Restorium2]

51 minutes ago, Phil69 said:

And you're entitled to, but I'm here you tell ya- you're getting gmo's daily, whether you like it or not

I know that for sure. We all are. It's in the air we breath. People who never had allergies have them now because of the genetically altered crops 500 miles away. Not too many people understand the full implications of GMO's. They just think WTF? 

[Phil69]

Right on, brother!  No matter how well you try to eat (I've lost 100lb in the past year, eating well has been my #1 priority) you can't escape the garbage!

[MyFloridaGreen]

Are you interested in investing in marijuana stocks but don't know the best way to get started? Don't worry, we've got you covered.

Marijuana stocks are super-hot right now. That's understandable considering the growing number of countries and states that have legalized pot in some form. Some project that the annual global marijuana market could be worth $150 billion or more within the next 10 to 15 years.

[RobertReny]

Marijuana is becoming a multibillion-dollar industry and more than 30 states in US have started medical marijuana program.

Here are the list of the Top 3 Healthcare Stocks You Can Invest In This Month.

https://www.myhealthyclick.com/top-3-healthcare-stocks-you-can-invest-in-this-month/

[MyFloridaGreen]

Thanks for the information i read this this article which you mention in the link and its looking informational.I already have investment on cannabis and marijuana thing about also on weed.And also working on  Medical marijuana card Merritt Island

[alaferguson]

It's important to do your research, understand the risks involved, and take a measured approach to investing. With the right mindset and strategy, investing in the legal weed industry could definitely be a smart move.

[mariamirabela]

Thanks for sharing this article about investing in the legal weed industry. It's definitely an interesting topic, and it's great to see more resources available to people interested in investing in this area.
I agree with the concluding advice to "start low and go slow" when investing in cannabis. It's important to research, understand the risks involved, and take a measured approach to invest.
Speaking of managing risks, I recently came across an article from FBS discussing the difference between a low risk and risk free investment. It's worth checking out if you're looking for some tips on investing in a smart and responsible way.

Edited March 23, 2023 by mariamirabela

[PippaFraser]

Hi! Any update on your investing? 

[Restorium2]

5 hours ago, PippaFraser said:

Hi! Any update on your investing? 

Savings bond are over 4%. 

[Bialonar]

Sorry for bumping into an old conversation. I completely agree with the concluding advice to start low and go slow; as with any new investment opportunity, it's essential to carefully evaluate the risks and potential rewards before jumping in too quickly. I'm actually using forex prop trading to have a stable and reliable source of income. What about you, guys?

Edited March 30, 2023 by Bialonar