Pot Stocks: Three Catalysts for Triple Digit Growth
On July 4, 2018, we recommended Canopy Growth (CGC) as it traded at just $30.
It’s now up to $45 a share, good for a 50% win in two months.
But we’re not recommending that you sell. We’re recommending that you buy more.
Then, just last week, we added Tilray Inc. (TLRY) at $37.50. It’s now up to $43.86.
But that’s nothing compared to what may be coming.
Americans Support Legalization
A growing majority of Americans fully support its legalization, which has led to its decriminalization and the potential for significant cash inflows.
Catalyst No. 2 – Canada will Legalize Marijuana on October 17, 2018
The Canadian Senate overwhelmingly passed Bill C-45, also known as the Cannabis Act, which legalized the use of recreational marijuana. The law goes into effect on October 17, 2018. While it’ll take Canadian provinces a few weeks to ramp up for likely demand, the law opens a sizable market.
By 2021 analysts say Canada could have nearly four million recreational marijuana users, creating a monstrous $4.5 billion industry. The industry could balloon to $8.7 billion shortly thereafter, as marijuana retail sales just in Canada are likely to surpass beer, wine and spirit sales combined. That’s big money.
Lee Gettess is a top trader who is excited to bring you his video newsletter. Each week, Lee will share his predictions on what he anticipates from the bond and S&P markets.
This may sound strange, but many winning options and futures traders actually have more losing than winning trades. But they still make huge profits over-all. To understand why, you need to know how the risk/reward ratio in options & futures trading works.
If you don’t understand this critical rule, you’ll fall into the two big traps that catch unwary new investors. You’ll put too much of your cash into too few trades. And you’ll panic the first time you hit a losing trade.
Let’s look at an example. If you are risking $375 to gain ten times that amount, you can lose eight times out of ten – and still come out way ahead. Let’s do the math together, so you really understand this, because it’s critical to your success!
The trend is up. There will be pullbacks, but we expect the next big, long-term move to be up. There are no new orders and there are no new fills.
S&P E-Mini Futures Weekly: The long-term trend is up. The long-term target is 3000 or higher. A weekly close below 2721.50 could result in a further decline. The key hurdle for the bears is seen at 2537.75.
DIA Weekly: The long-term trend is up. The long-term targets are 275 and 300. The key hurdle for the bears is seen at 233.20.
On 3/11 we said: We want to Buy to Open the DIA September 21st 2018 250 Call at the market. On 3/12 we were filled at 13.95.
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