4 Ways "Cannabis 2.0" Will Be an Early Disappointment in Canada

The stage appeared to be set in 2019 for marijuana stocks to thrive, but this didn't prove to be the case. When the year ended, most cannabis stocks had logged big-time losses for the year, with Canadian pot stocks leading the way to the downside. A combination of supply concerns and a resilient black-market presence have made it very difficult for Canadian growers to thrive.

But throughout 2019, the launch of derivative pot products, such as vape, edibles, infused beverages, concentrates, and topicals, was viewed as the light at the end of the tunnel. Affably known as "Cannabis 2.0," these alternative pot products offer substantially higher margins than traditional dried flower, making them a must-have for any grower's portfolio.

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