Will a Federal Crack Down on Intoxicating Hemp Help My Pot Stocks?
Unlicensed entrepreneurs have gotten bolder, little by little, with intoxicating hemp products under a looser federal status. Will a Federal Crack Down on Intoxicating Hemp (THCA) will help the legal and licensed sector, particularly in cannabis companies, help them in the recreational industry? The proposed clampdown on intoxicating hemp products, which have been instrumental in the industry's revenue for years, could help both legal and regulated sectors. However, these companies face bigger issues like state-by-state laws, high tax rates, and unpredictable agricultural commodities. Unlicensed entrepreneurs have been bolding with intoxicated hemp products under hemp's loose federal legal status, which has likely hurt licensed businesses that rely heavily on out-of-state customers. Recent rescheduling news and tighter hemp laws might boost pot stocks, but these companies have bigger issues to deal with than hemp.
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Now that all this weed disguised as "hemp" and " THCA " and everything else could be banned by Congress, will that help the legal and licensed sector? And, more importantly, my pot stocks?Stockholders in cannabis companies have been thirsty for good news for years, and you're the first to come to me for advice. Take that for what you will as I puff a jay and talk stonks for shits and gigs, but how could this proposed clamp-down not help the licensed sector? Regardless of how I feel about intoxicating hemp products , they've slowly gobbled up the recreational industry revenue, from Delta-8 THC vapes to mail-order hemp THC edibles to "THCA flower" dispensaries.Unlicensed entrepreneurs have gotten bolder, little by little, with intoxicating hemp products under hemp's loose federal legal status, and that has undoubtedly hurt licensed businesses that depend on out-of-state customers. Recent rescheduling news and tighter hemp laws might give your pot stocks a small bump, but these companies have much bigger issues to deal with, like state-by-state laws, high tax rates and the unpredictability of agricultural commodities. If you've been holding on this long, though, what's another five years?
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