Ron Strider
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Delivering legal cannabis is dangerous, as evidenced by a robbery on Jan. 29, 2016, in San Francisco, where thieves stole a delivery driver's car and $8,000 worth of marijuana.
But a novel concept could increase the safety of cannabis deliveries and be a boon for marijuana stocks: drone deliveries. Not only will drone deliveries increase safety, but they will also make delivery faster and more convenient.
And we've found one company that's harnessing the potential of drone deliveries in the medicinal marijuana industry.
We'll get to how this company's drone deliveries could increase sales for marijuana companies and help pot stock prices climb in just a bit. But we also have a special profit opportunity in the drone industry to share with our readers that could be creating $127 billion in new wealth as we speak.
But first, we want Money Morning readers to know more about the medical marijuana startup pioneering this revolutionary delivery system...
This One Startup Could Revolutionize the Marijuana Industry
Founded in 2013, Eaze partners with legal marijuana dispensaries to deliver cannabis to medical marijuana patients in California. Medical marijuana patients order cannabis products online through Eaze's website and receive a text message when their driver is arriving.
According to its website, most deliveries take between 10 and 20 minutes.
However, the amount of deliveries and speed of marijuana transportation could soon drastically increase...
In April, Eaze demonstrated a marijuana drone delivery at the High Times Cannabis Cup in San Bernardino.
As you can see in the accompanying video, the drone was able to deliver marijuana to an attendee of the Cannabis Cup with pinpoint accuracy.
Now, it's true the technology still needs to be refined before wide-scale cannabis deliveries by drones can occur. According to LA Weekly, Eaze said it's still a few years away from fully putting the technology to use.
But the point of the demonstration was to show what is possible.
And when wide-scale use of drones for marijuana deliveries becomes the norm, it will be a boon for certain pot stocks. That's because using drones can increase the speed of delivery.
For example, Amazon.com Inc. completed its first delivery with a drone in 2016. From the customer ordering a product to the actual delivery, the whole process took just 13 minutes, which is faster than Eaze's deliveries, which can take up to 20 minutes.
You see, cars are limited because of traffic and road layouts, while drones can go directly to the customer.
And when delivery is faster, more customers can be reached in a day, which will lead to more cannabis dispensary sales. And using Amazon's model, more people are willing to buy products online than having to drive somewhere to get it.
Also, Eaze could expand its operating hours with drones.
Eaze only operates until midnight, limiting the amount of deliveries and sales that can occur in a day. But with autonomous flying vehicles, it could create a 24-hour delivery service, continually generating sales and revenue.
Now, Eaze has a breakthrough idea, but it isn't a publicly traded company, so you won't be able to buy its stock.
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Full Article: Why Marijuana Stocks Will Benefit from Drone Deliveries
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But a novel concept could increase the safety of cannabis deliveries and be a boon for marijuana stocks: drone deliveries. Not only will drone deliveries increase safety, but they will also make delivery faster and more convenient.
And we've found one company that's harnessing the potential of drone deliveries in the medicinal marijuana industry.
We'll get to how this company's drone deliveries could increase sales for marijuana companies and help pot stock prices climb in just a bit. But we also have a special profit opportunity in the drone industry to share with our readers that could be creating $127 billion in new wealth as we speak.
But first, we want Money Morning readers to know more about the medical marijuana startup pioneering this revolutionary delivery system...
This One Startup Could Revolutionize the Marijuana Industry
Founded in 2013, Eaze partners with legal marijuana dispensaries to deliver cannabis to medical marijuana patients in California. Medical marijuana patients order cannabis products online through Eaze's website and receive a text message when their driver is arriving.
According to its website, most deliveries take between 10 and 20 minutes.
However, the amount of deliveries and speed of marijuana transportation could soon drastically increase...
In April, Eaze demonstrated a marijuana drone delivery at the High Times Cannabis Cup in San Bernardino.
As you can see in the accompanying video, the drone was able to deliver marijuana to an attendee of the Cannabis Cup with pinpoint accuracy.
Now, it's true the technology still needs to be refined before wide-scale cannabis deliveries by drones can occur. According to LA Weekly, Eaze said it's still a few years away from fully putting the technology to use.
But the point of the demonstration was to show what is possible.
And when wide-scale use of drones for marijuana deliveries becomes the norm, it will be a boon for certain pot stocks. That's because using drones can increase the speed of delivery.
For example, Amazon.com Inc. completed its first delivery with a drone in 2016. From the customer ordering a product to the actual delivery, the whole process took just 13 minutes, which is faster than Eaze's deliveries, which can take up to 20 minutes.
You see, cars are limited because of traffic and road layouts, while drones can go directly to the customer.
And when delivery is faster, more customers can be reached in a day, which will lead to more cannabis dispensary sales. And using Amazon's model, more people are willing to buy products online than having to drive somewhere to get it.
Also, Eaze could expand its operating hours with drones.
Eaze only operates until midnight, limiting the amount of deliveries and sales that can occur in a day. But with autonomous flying vehicles, it could create a 24-hour delivery service, continually generating sales and revenue.
Now, Eaze has a breakthrough idea, but it isn't a publicly traded company, so you won't be able to buy its stock.
News Moderator: Ron Strider 420 MAGAZINE ®
Full Article: Why Marijuana Stocks Will Benefit from Drone Deliveries
Author: Jack Delaney
Contact: Contact Us
Photo Credit: None Found
Website: Money Morning - We Make Investing Profitable
