Could this $1 pot stock be following the blueprint established by the world’s most successful tech company?
Consider this:
In 2001, Steve Jobs had just walked off the stage.
And his ‘big announcement’ wasn’t a revolutionary product…
His plan to save his struggling PC maker was to open a retail store.
It sounded crazy. The mainstream media laughed.
Bloomberg immediately put out an article saying…
“Sorry Steve: Here’s Why Apple’s Stores Won’t Work”
BusinessWeek quoted one legendary marketing executive as saying…
“I give them two years before they’re turning out the lights on a very painful and expensive mistake.”
The day was May 11, 2001.
And we all know what that day really marked.
The day Apple stock went on one of the biggest runs in stock market history:
It’s also the day Apple stopped becoming a PC manufacturer and became a consumer brand.
It’s a powerful formula.
One that’s made a handful of unique companies and their shareholders extremely rich.
Now, one small marijuana stock is doing the same.
Applying the “Apple formula” to the red-hot medical cannabis market.
By controlling the entire process -- from production to final sale -- it’s looking to capture every penny of a $75 billion+ opportunity.
You don’t have long to act before word gets out…
Click here for all the details.
Click here to see a free presentation that reveals why this $1 pot stock could be like buying Apple back in 2001.
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