“I don’t think the way to get there is for the legal market to match the price. That’s not going to happen because a lot of people trust their dealer more than their dispensaries.”
Among the most common refrains I hear from legal cannabis business pioneers is that “we are still in the early innings”.
Here are the twenty most interesting cannabis things I learned this year.
PharmaCann CEO Brett Novey thinks his company will have to go public to keep growing, that New York’s underground market is one his company’s more challenging issues, and that he expects to go shopping for dispensaries in Michigan to fill out his portfolio in that state.
There’s a lot of hype around the coming market in New York State.
The SAFE Banking Act was stripped yesterday from the federal defense bill before it passed the U.S. House, I’ve got a bridge to sell you.
Maybe we can’t say delivery is just a big city problem?
It’s common for people to say that America’s legal cannabis market is not one market, but actually thirty-eight, or however
To better understand what’s happening, I talked to eight investors and analysts this past week, and I asked them, “What’s driving the industry right now?”
This week I’ve talked to almost a dozen cannabis leaders and operators in the state. There’s a number of consistent themes I’ve been hearing.
