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In this video, I’m discussing the super-hot cannabis sector and how to take advantage of it.

I’m not interested in the legal issue. What I’m interested in are patterns. I love patterns, and weed stocks fit my patterns because they can go up exponentially in two, three, four days. They can also crash in a similar pattern. I look for that volatility on both sides.

Stocks like IGC and NBEV are great examples because stocks like these sometimes have great potential.

I think this will stay a hot sector, but my tip: Eventually, every sector will fail.

That’s why you need to study and prepare for the patterns. You need to learn when to sell and how to take profits on these exponential returns.

In the beginning, play it safe. Take singles. Don’t go for home runs. Patience is key. Even I tend to err on the side of caution. I don’t care if you sell too soon — I care if you sell too late. It’s a terrible thing to have unrealized profits.

What do you look for with exponential patterns? Comment below and let me know.

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