Fast-moving canna-bros took the industry to unbelievable heights, partying like dot.com billionaires-to-be. But as the stock prices show, the party is over.
All start-ups are risky. Only put in what you can afford to lose and understand your return will take up to twice as long as you think, and will likely be smaller.
The cannabis sector no longer represents an "incredible opportunity" for investors, as the industry is "not what it was cracked up to be," said the Mad Money host.
We’ve been doing our homework and have hand-picked five must-see cannabis-focused investor events that are business-focused, must-attend conferences for our finance buffs.
Investments in the marijuana industry are quickly surging, with more than $9 billion poured into the industry this year alone, up from roughly $5.5 billion invested over the same period last year.
While it's not unreasonable that we will see the Safe Banking Act sail through the House yet in 2019, the Senate isn’t going to touch this bill with a ten foot pole.
Does owning marijuana stocks raise the same ethical issues as owning stocks in an alcohol or tobacco firm – or are they more like pharmaceutical stocks?