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Editor's Note: As we've let you know in recent days, Doug Casey's generous offer to help you profit from America's marijuana industry is still on the table. Below is a message from his team about how you can sample this new research yourself and discover Doug's five favorite pot stocks to profit from "America's second marijuana boom."
Dear reader,
Hey, it's Justin Spittler again.
Yesterday, I sent you an email addressing the biggest concern from our Marijuana Millionaire Summit attendees.
Many folks wrote in, justifiably worried about Jeff Sessions' anti-pot stance.
Well, don't worry about him.
The Daily Beast reported, "Attorney General Jeff Sessions has pulled off something that would have been unthinkable just a few years back: he managed to rally Republican lawmakers behind weed."
Right after he opened his mouth, Vermont's Senate gave final approval on a bill that puts Vermont on track to become the first state to pass a marijuana legislation by an act of Legislature rather than a citizen referendum.
Republican Governor Phil Scott has indicated he will soon sign the measure into law.
Back in 2014, when Colorado and Washington legalized recreational pot, many investors were scared the federal government would interfere.
But guess what happened?
The best pot stocks still rose as much as 24,000%!
We believe the same thing is happening now.
Most people fear the government.
They're going to stay away from investing in pot stocks. And they're going to miss out again.
But you don't have to.
Sure, there are risks involved, like there is with any type of investing. But we feel Jeff Sessions is giving us a gift.
He's made the pot market panic. We may never find a better opportunity to buy at these prices again.
That's because we think legal marijuana is here to stay. There's too much money to be made by states.
Just look at Colorado.
Last year, the state's marijuana industry generated $1.3 billion in sales.
And even more impressive, OVER HALF A BILLION DOLLARS in tax revenue since it legalized recreational weed.
The industry also created 18,000 new full-time jobs. And that's just one state.
Washington state generated over $280 million in cannabis-related taxes in the fiscal year 2017.
In California—which started selling recreational cannabis legally on January 1st—cannabis taxes are projected to bring in at least $1 billion each year.
Forbes reported:
"$1 Billion in Marijuana Taxes is Addictive to State Governors"
And went on to write, "The direct cannabis taxes combined with the indirect taxes such as income tax on newly created jobs and retail taxes on consumer spending from these new jobs has created a tax boom."
In some states, marijuana tax revenue will exceed that of alcohol and tobacco. That's not something a cash-strapped state can turn its back on.
The end of marijuana's prohibition is going to mint marijuana millionaires. Not just growers and dispensary owners… but potentially folks who are smart enough to buy into little-known pot stocks today.
If you're not getting thousand percent returns on your current investments…
If you're worried about where your finances will be in the next few years…
Don't let Jeff Sessions' scare tactics keep you from getting into what could become the biggest marijuana bull market of our time.
Click here for 5 pot stocks that could lead to the next wave of marijuana millionaires.
Sincerely,
Justin Spittler
Editor, Casey Daily Dispatch
P.S. And we're so confident that five pot stocks in our new presentation are going to hit new highs this year, we’re offering a "5 for 500%" report on the five most promising pot stock opportunities we’ve uncovered. Get all the details here. |
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