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As is tradition, I end these case studies with your own tasks:
1) Using the dynamic investment analysis form from our last issue (it auto populates key data straight from google finance), identify a Canadian company that either is or is not ideally suited to your own specific investment tenets and criteria.
2) Identify companies, on either side of the 49th, with low market caps, favourable revenue streams, verifiable latter stage in the queue for approvals (licenses, permits, etc).
3) Does your broker (online or otherwise) offer investing directly on foreign exchanges? If so or if not … shop around to ensure you are getting the best possible fee structure as companies such as Quinsam Capital Corp (that also pay a dividend) with a low market cap and revenues may be few and far between. Be sure to understand the tax implications of any foreign income. Quinsam Capital Corp also invests in US companies.
Would rather invest only in US companies instead? Then read our exclusive interview with the CEO, Roger Dent, of Quinsam Capital Corp that is in this month’s Canadian edition as he explains why that is also a great strategy and here is but one excerpt:
We think that the US offers very attractive investments at this time. Companies are much cheaper than their Canadian counterparts…
Connecting the dots so you don’t have to is the CannaInvestor Magazine advantage.
Remember to use the dynamic Investment form created for you last issue when doing case studies. If you wanted to try one yourself here is the link and perhaps select one such as Namaste Technologies Inc (page already set up): Late stage License Applicant; Supply Agreements in place with Canada’s three largest producers; Supply Agreement in place with an Israeli-Based company; largest online retailer of vaporizers in the world; OTC, Canadian, and Frankfurt traded; and with impressive increasing revenues.
And remember, case studies are exercises for educational purposes only and are never intended as investment advice of any kind.
Is investing in this industry through international diversification ideal at this time for the Retail Investor? You decide.
Editor