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Cannabis investing in the Trump era

Josh Rosen and Jerry Derevyanny from Bengal Capital discuss the current state of cannabis investing (1:10). Trump takes action to reschedule cannabis; federal regulations and investment strategies (6:30). Challenges of valuation in the cannabis sector (19:00). Expected consolidat ...  Show more

Cannabis REITs: less risky choices in a risky sector

Julian Lin updates his views on cannabis REITs IIPR and NewLake Capital (1:15). RIP Cannabis Growth Investor - changed thesis on cannabis MSOs (6:45). Why Green Thumb has done well relative to the sector (13:35). Episode transcripts Show Notes: NewLake Capital: 9.3% Dividend Yiel ...  Show more

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