This is Huge for Marijuana Stocks

Cannabis sales are officially moving in on beer sales. Energy and Capital editor Jeff Siegel discusses why that's good for investors and how the profits have already started rolling in. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Energy and Capital. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Energy and Capital logo]  This is Huge for Marijuana Stocks [Jeff Siegel Photo] By [Jeff Siegel]( Written Feb. 13, 2018 $34 billion. This is how much U.S. consumers spent on beer last year. That ain’t chump change. But apparently, some of that market share is about to be taken over by the cannabis industry. According to analysts from Cowen and Co., the beer industry could soon lose more than $2 billion in retail sales to legal cannabis: While recreational cannabis has only limited availability, the rise of cannabis consumption more broadly looks to be weighing on alcoholic beverage consumption, where it is now in decline for men and higher income consumers. Analysts at Cowen also noted that within three states that have fully legalized, the underperformance of beer in those markets has worsened since 2016. Now, I’m not saying everyone’s going to give up their Budweiser and microbrews for cannabis, but make no mistake, cannabis is having a huge impact on the beer market. And you better believe we’re looking to take advantage of this action.  This farm will deliver 1.5 metric tons of marijuana this year, and it’s all perfectly legal! [gcs-hemp-field]( But here’s the best part... You can actually invest in a farm just like this one and make thousands of dollars per month in the process. If you have the courage to get rich in the legal marijuana business, [click here to get a copy of my latest e-book:]( "How to Become a Legal Drug Dealer: A Beginner's Guide to Getting Rich in the Legal Cannabis Market." The First Crack in the Dam Last week, we saw the first crack in the dam. As reported by the Independent, sales of cannabis have officially overtaken alcohol in Aspen, CO, where it is legal for anyone over the age of 21 to purchase and consume cannabis. In 2017, cannabis dispensaries in Aspen did about $11.3 million, while sales of alcohol came in around $10.5 million. Although Aspen only has a population of less than 7,000, some in the alcohol industry are seeing this as a sort of “canary in the coalmine” situation. And they’re leaving nothing to chance. As someone who’s been in the cannabis game for a long time now, I can tell you that I’ve met and know a lot of alcohol execs who have been investing heavily in the cannabis industry. Some even sit on the boards of cannabis companies. And, of course, you may remember last year, when it was announced that Constellation Brands — the company that owns Corona — ponied up nearly $200 million to get a 10% stake in one of the biggest cannabis players in the world: Canopy Growth Corporation (TSX: WEED). It should also be noted that just recently, the owner of Lagunitas Brewing Company, which was sold to Heineken for about $1 billion, told industry experts that cannabis will be “way, way bigger” than craft beer. To put that in perspective, in 2016, the craft beer industry did in excess of $23 billion in sales. Not Even Market Crashes Can Stop Cannabis Last week, when the market took a nosedive, something interesting happened... Most cannabis stocks remained stable or even rose in value. One reason for this is that most of the big funds and banks don’t own cannabis stocks, so those stocks were less affected by the downturn in the broader market. Another reason is that this market is just so damn lucrative, not even a couple 1,000-point drops can slow it down. Now, if you’re a regular reader of these pages, you know I’ve been telling folks to get a piece of the cannabis market for years. Those who listened have made small fortunes. After all, I recommended buying shares of Canopy Growth Corporation back when you could buy it for $1.60 a share. Today, it trades for around $28.00. That’s a gain of 1,649%! I also recommended buying shares of Aphria, Inc. (TSX: APH) when it was trading at $1.13, and OrganiGram Holdings (TSX-V: OGI) when it was trading at $0.40. Here’s how those worked out: [aphh] [ogii] And folks, this is just the beginning. As of last month, California, the sixth-largest economy in the world, is now home to the biggest legal cannabis market in the world. The entire country of Canada will fully legalize this year, and Mexico is now on its way to full-scale legalization, which could actually be approved this year.  Top Billionaires Invest in Medical Breakthrough of the Century Bill Gates has invested $40 million into this breakthrough. And Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, has plunked down $35 million. The New York Times says this breakthrough is igniting “a new era in medicine...” [Click here for the full story.]( So to get you up to speed on the legal cannabis market, I put together a “Beginner’s Guide to Investing in Cannabis,” which you can get access to by [clicking here.]( I also had our video team produce a short “Introduction to Cannabis Investing” video, which [you can watch here.]( Look, I’ve been helping investors make a lot of money in the legal cannabis game for nearly four years now. Just look at some of these winners... - Canopy Growth Corporation (TSX: WEED) — 1,649% - Aphria, Inc. (TSX: APH) — 1,318% - Aurora Cannabis (TSX: ACB) — 273% - MariMed (OTCBB: MRMD) — 108.9% - OrganiGram Holdings (TSX-V: OGI) — 977.5% And there’s plenty more to come. Truth is, only a fool would ignore this opportunity at this point. There’s just too much money to be made. So you might as well make it. [Click here to get started.]( To a new way of life and a new generation of wealth... [Jeff Siegel Signature] Jeff Siegel P.S. I’ll be making a new cannabis stock recommendation to members of my Green Chip Stocks investment community in just a couple of weeks. To get in on that, [click here and become a member today.]( Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! Browse Our Archives [Investing in Vanadium Redox Batteries]( [Only Suckers Buy Tesla]( [What is the Real Value of Bitcoin?]( [Recession-Proof Stocks]( [Stocks to Buy Following a Crash]( Related Articles [U.S. Pot Stocks for 2018]( [Pot Stocks already Coming Back after Threats from Jeff Sessions]( [Investing in Innovative Industrial Properties (NYSE: IIPR)]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL} . It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. 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