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The cannabis market has been developing and trading, as most markets do, in waves... CBD. Is. Everyw

The cannabis market has been developing and trading, as most markets do, in waves... CBD. Is. Everywhere. You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Outsider Club. [Click here]( to manage your e-mail preferences. [Outsider Club logo] Major Shifts in Cannabis Trends [Nick Hodge Photo] By [Nick Hodge]( Written May. 29, 2019 Cannabis stocks as a group have come off a bit as the good buds are being separated from the sticks and seeds (move over wheat and chaff). Tilray (NASDAQ: TLRY), for example, is down from its peak at $300 last fall to $40 today. Other descents have not been as pronounced. And high-quality companies have held their ground relatively well. I’m thinking of names like Hexo (NYSE: HEXO). [Major Marijuana Stocks]Some thoughts… First, as long as you got in before last summer, you have at least doubled your money in most major marijuana names. And there was potential for much more. If you followed early leaders in the space like Jimmy Mengel, you’ve made thousands of percent. Second, the cannabis market has been developing and trading, as most markets do, in waves (or cycles, if you prefer). Back that chart out a bit and you can see three distinct ones so far. [Major Marijuana Stocks] [Tiny Company Owns Most Valuable “Pot Patent” In History]( In September 1928, Alexander Fleming discovered Penicillin. It was the world’s first effective antibiotic, and it revolutionized medicine. He’s credited with saving over 200 million lives. And, I’m telling you now — the “Molecule of the Century” is a much bigger deal. It makes medical marijuana up to 80x more effective. It can tackle health markets worth up to $297 billion. Now one $84 million stock owns the most valuable “pot patents” in the world. [Get the facts on the “Molecule of the Century” now.]( One in late 2017. One in mid-2018. And one early this year that coincided with a sharp rebound in the broader market. We’re in a bit of a breather period now, with companies jostling for position in the next round. Third, the next round is coming in multiple ways. Established markets are changing quickly as consumers have had time to try many products and find what works for them and what they like best. In these markets, cannabis concentrates are overwhelmingly the answer. These are extracted oils that are mainly vaporized for consumption, but can be used in numerous ways. A recent report from BDS Analytics and Arcview Market Research concludes that cannabis concentrates sales far outpace both flower and edibles in legal U.S. markets, and that they show no signs of slowing down. As the Cannabis Business Times reports: Retail concentrate sales are projected to hit the $8 billion mark by 2022, based on data collected through the research company’s GreenEdge point-of-sale tracking service. Concentrates have become the fastest growing of the three major segments of the legal cannabis market (flower, concentrates and edibles), largely due to consumer appeal, the report says—the ease of use, potency, discretion and portability of concentrates draws consumers in. In 2017, vapes already made up more than half of total U.S. concentrate sales, the report continues, but the subcategory’s appeal to consumers will likely continue this pattern and reach nearly $6.5 billion in total U.S. sales in 2022. [Who’s Buying Weed!?]( Warren Buffett. Coca-Cola. Heineken. Mainstream companies are buying up cannabis stocks left and right — if you’re holding the right ones, you could make a fortune. I’m about to reveal the five cannabis stocks next up on the buyout list... [get in now to make 1,000% or more.]( For comparison, cannabis vape sales were under $100 million in 2014. From $100 million to $6.5 billion in eight years is mind-boggling growth. Fourth, CBD. [It. Is. Everywhere.]( Lastly, as I’ve told you so many times, this market is still developing. Many more states still need to legalize. And it will be federally legal in the United States at some point. It could even be a major 2020 presidential election issue as it has majority support and can attract votes. As these new markets come online, they will catch up to the latest trends more quickly. What I mean by that is they will gravitate to concentrates more quickly than early states like Colorado and Washington. I have been establishing and holding positions in extraction and CBD companies. And specifically, there is [one that combines the best of both as it produces a pure CBD oil.]( It is exceedingly cheap right now, but I don’t expect that to last forever as commercial contracts are approaching and I expect it to get its stock listed on a major U.S. exchange this year. The cannabis market is changing. But the profits are far from over. To your wealth, [Nick Hodge Signature] Nick Hodge [[follow basic]@nickchodge on Twitter]( Nick is the founder and president of the [Outsider Club](, and the investment director of the thousands-strong stock advisories, [Early Advantage]( and [Wall Street's Underground Profits](. He also heads [Nick’s Notebook](, a private placement and alert service that has raised tens of millions of dollars of investment capital for resource, energy, cannabis, and medical technology companies. Co-author of two best-selling investment books, including Energy Investing for Dummies, his insights have been shared on news programs and in magazines and newspapers around the world. For more on Nick, take a look at his editor's [page](. *Follow Outsider Club on [Facebook]( and [Twitter](. [Trump’s Secret “Tech Mandate” to Ignite 50-Cent Stock]( In Trump’s EO 13769, there’s a secret mandate to deploy a new device at airports nationwide. Just days ago, the tiny defense stock behind this technology IPO’d. And it’s already surging... up 120% in days. At the very least, 2,500% gains are on the table — before 2019 is over. You have days to make a move. [Click here to act now.]( Enjoy reading this article? [Click here]( to like it and receive similar articles to read! Browse Our Archives [First Pot Takes NASDAQ, Then the World!]( [In the Facial Recognition Debate, I Side with Democracy]( [Uranium Bull Market Catalysts Adding Up]( [Pot Still Depends On The People]( [Cashed Up and Drilling For Gold]( --------------------------------------------------------------- This email was sent to {EMAIL}. It is not our intention to send email to anyone who doesn't want it. If you're not sure why you've received this e-letter, or no longer wish to receive it, you may [unsubscribe here](, and view our privacy policy and information on how to manage your subscription. 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