Hemp

This year could be a big one for marijuana edibles. With hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) recently being legalized in the U.S. and Canada expecting to legalize edibles sometime this year, there could be significant growth opportunities for cannabis stocks this year. Here are four stocks set to take advantage of this boom.

Cannabis can be purchased in-store, online, and it can even be picked up in a drive-thru. For consumers in Vermont, the option is now available in Brattleboro. Ceres Natural Remedies sells hemp-derived cannabidiol (CBD) - which was recently legalized - and has opened the company's first drive-thru where consumers can pick up cannabis the same way they might get their fast food. While it's not the first one in the country, it's by no means prevalent just yet.

The coming year is shaping up to be a critical one for Canadian marijuana companies, as Canadian LPs will begin to feel pressure from their American counterparts in the hemp-derived CBD marketplace.

If you're looking for a pot stock to invest in for 2019, we've got two that could be great buys for two very different reasons.

This week, the U.S. Senate passed the Farm Bill by a vote of 87-13 and is headed to the president for a final sign-off. There’s a lot of confusion about what the bill does and doesn’t do, so let’s break it down.

If the Farm Bill in the U.S. gets pushed forward this week, it will be a big step for the cannabis industry and could jumpstart the beverages segment. Here are two stocks with a head start.