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Get High on Marijuana - stuff your portfolio with Marijuana Stocks


Americans went to the polls Tuesday when the two states voted on legalizing recreational marijuana and another two more deciding the fate of medicinal marijuana.

Weed stocks are going through the roof at the moment.

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So far in the United States of America, 10 states allow recreational use of marijuana and 32 states allow the use of medical marijuana. But government bodies can not use the drug.

At the start of October this year, Canada became the second country after Uruguay to legalize the recreational use of marijuana which has also seen the stock rise heavily.

Weed stocks were surging Monday and Tuesday as Americans in four  Different states will determine the fate of marijuana use at a state level.

Voters in North Dakota and Michigan and are considering the full recreational use of marijuana for people over the age of 21, which is the age people can drink Alcohol in the United States of America. In the meantime, Utah is voting for the medical use of Marijuana.

Here are the Stocks so far,

Aurora Cannabis (ACB): +0.95%
Cronos Group (CRON): +4.79%
Aphria (APHA): +1.84%
Canopy Growth (CGC): 3.62%

High-flying cannabis stocks have caught the attention of both Main Street and Wall Street this year. In October, Canada became the second country after Uruguay to legalize the recreational use of marijuana.

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