We had a little burst of marijuana coverage to begin the week... lots of readers have been asking about that teaser pitch from Ray Blanco about his visit to a top-secret guarded facility in the Andes mountains, so that's the Thinkolator's target today... Blanco says that March 29 will be the "most profitable day" ever thanks to this "life-changing" marijuana company... so we can tell you that no, March 29 didn't mean anything (as expected), but if the company interests you otherwise just click here.
And after that we got beyond all this Canadian stuff to talk about what Matthew Carr is pitching as the #1 American pot stock -- whatever could it be? Thinkolator's got your answer here.
In case you've been hiding under a rock, IPO enthusiasm is back -- and newsletter pitchmen are capitalizing on that with another round of "how you can get in early" ads about buying shares of the latest hot IPO through a back door. This time it's about Lyft, which we already know was a huge hit as an IPO on Friday... but what was that "back door?" Maybe still open? Details here.
Thursday brought promises of saving lives as Frank Curzio's teased tech stock heralds the "End of Heart Disease!" That sounds fabulous and profitable, right? So what's the stock and the story? Our take is here.
And, as usual, I closed out the week with the Friday File for our favorite people, the Stock Gumshoe Irregulars who keep the lights on and pay my princely salary -- this time it's a look at 5G, again, as well as some thoughts on Bill Ackman, and some portfolio changes (one profit taking move, one buy of a beaten-down stock), along with my usual blatheration. Just click below for the full magilla...
