Indigenous cannabis ventures have grown in incremental prominence since the Squaxin Island tribe opened the first tribal retail location in the U.S., Elevation.
As many Americans begin their return to office life, how cannabis fits into the equation again comes to a head. The same can be said for companies working in a digital workplace.
Cannabis experienced a bit of a setback in 2021, with sales dipping in many major U.S. markets compared to the staggering results of the year prior, setting the stage for a new year of potential opportunity and uncertainty.
Overall, the cannabis industry has much to be optimistic about as 2022 approaches. The U.S. industry, in particular, should be enthusiastic despite its remaining required maturation.
Operators across numerous pot sectors told Benzinga what they are most optimistic about for 2022. These were the four most discussed topics:
Indigenous Nations within America's borders hold various views regarding cannabis legalization and implementation although several dozen tribes have implemented or legalized cannabis in medical or adult-use form. Still, many are opposed to entering the space for various reasons.
Portfolio diversity is always ideal, but what if you had to go all in on just one with exactly $1000 to invest?
While some advise to play it safe, others opt for the more risky but potentially rewarding investment strategies, focusing on nascent spaces like crypto, psychedelics and cannabis.
Of these three, which is the most appealing to today's marketplace?