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'''MSO''' may refer to: Multi state operators in the true play American cannabis market. Companies that grow, package and sell their own products. Also known as “vertically integrated”. These companies have the most advantage into expanding their reach around the US upon legalization or legislation that allows these companies to work with financial institutions.
'''MSO''' may refer to:
Legislation was reintroduced in the senate in March 2021.
-Harvest health and recreation
HRVSF
-Green thumb industries
GTBIF
-Cresco labs
CRLBF
-Curaleaf
CURLF

All four companies either have a clear path to profitability or are already profitable. This is a generational opportunity for retail investors that’s being overlooked because of speculation on when and if the United States government will finally legalize cannabis. As of 2020 the democrats promised that upon a democratic win cannabis legislation would pass. That has yet to happen and the market is waiting to see what they do.
With new legislation introduced by the senate majority leader in later March of 2021 it would appear things are starting to happen (quietly ) .
This could lead to an over night flood of institutional investors that have not yet been able to buy into this growing (American) market.
These companies are not currently available to trade on American markets. Through loopholes American companies have listed on Canadian exchanges. Their stocks can be bought through brokerages that allow “over the counter” trading. Fidelity is one of the only brokerages that allows you to buy them.
They will be available everywhere once they can uplist to the New York stock exchange. These companies all already fit the criteria for an uplist other than being “federally illegal”
It’s become obvious that the (current) federal government would rather stimulate the fastest growing jobs market (cannabis) in America rather than crawl into another recession or worse.
It’s becoming more and more clear politically that America not only wants these companies to thrive. We actually need them right now.

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Revision as of 21:04, 24 March 2021

MSO may refer to: Multi state operators in the true play American cannabis market. Companies that grow, package and sell their own products. Also known as “vertically integrated”. These companies have the most advantage into expanding their reach around the US upon legalization or legislation that allows these companies to work with financial institutions. Legislation was reintroduced in the senate in March 2021. -Harvest health and recreation HRVSF -Green thumb industries GTBIF -Cresco labs CRLBF -Curaleaf CURLF

All four companies either have a clear path to profitability or are already profitable. This is a generational opportunity for retail investors that’s being overlooked because of speculation on when and if the United States government will finally legalize cannabis. As of 2020 the democrats promised that upon a democratic win cannabis legislation would pass. That has yet to happen and the market is waiting to see what they do. With new legislation introduced by the senate majority leader in later March of 2021 it would appear things are starting to happen (quietly ) .

This could lead to an over night flood of institutional investors that have not yet been able to buy into this growing (American) market.

These companies are not currently available to trade on American markets. Through loopholes American companies have listed on Canadian exchanges. Their stocks can be bought through brokerages that allow “over the counter” trading. Fidelity is one of the only brokerages that allows you to buy them.

They will be available everywhere once they can uplist to the New York stock exchange. These companies all already fit the criteria for an uplist other than being “federally illegal” 

It’s become obvious that the (current) federal government would rather stimulate the fastest growing jobs market (cannabis) in America rather than crawl into another recession or worse.

It’s becoming more and more clear politically that America not only wants these companies to thrive. We actually need them right now. 

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