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• Why Cannabis is a good investment?

If we told you five years ago to invest in the marijuana business you’d look over your shoulder for cops. Yet, numerous years ago we advised our subscribers to get into early stage marijuana/cannabis companies as we knew the regulatory landscape was about to change.

It might sound counterintuitive to recommend a stock investment given the chaos we expect. But if there is any sector that can prove resilient to Shemitah, it’s the exploding cannabis opportunity.

In recessions and depressions very few investments go up. Some of the best investments are often alcohol and cigarettes as millions of unemployed pass the time waiting for job opportunities. We think that specific investments into the cannabis industry worldwide could not only prove to be a good investment in the coming Greater Depression, but a home run.

There’s no doubt that a shift of this magnitude is endorsed by the powers-that-be that seek additional global enterprises along with worldwide regulation.

However, to state this does not do justice to the size of the opportunity. Eventually, this new “cannabis” industry will rival the alcoholic beverage industry at US$1 trillion a year. While this opportunity would seem to be one that almost anyone can capitalize on, the reality is more complicated.

First of all, the industry will eventually be dominated by large corporations in a manner similar to the beverage industry. In the case of cannabis, it is likely that the large cigarette companies that already have acquired the necessary manufacturing and distribution in a related field, will end up dominating smokeable cannabis and the large pharmaceutical companies will dominate oils.

For this reason, investors will have to seek out smaller companies that will be ripe for acquisition. And this is where it becomes more complicated. Many companies will look promising to begin with, first in the field of medical cannabis and then in the recreational arena.

Investors will discover too late that in a competitive industry there are certain elements of production that will loom larger as competition evolves. Right now, greenhouse growth of cannabis seems logical, but such growth comes with costs. More likely, as the industry grows and becomes legal around the world, growth will gravitate to companies that are situated where the growing season is year round.

There will be other factors to consider, including the ease-of-production in countries where considerable growing is taking place, the amount of private sector involvement and governmental corruption and of course the quality of the of the end product.

All these factors and numerous others are going to color the industry and its opportunities. Here at TDV, we’re skilled at following the evolution of start-up opportunities and have already compiled a list of companies that we intend to follow. We’ve already brought two private placement opportunities to our subscribers that have had excellent returns.

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