This is your newsletter for April 20, 2017. Bull or Bear? Read our article on the latest developments for marijuana investing, affected by both American and Canadian government moves. As well, discover five high growth tech stocks that analysts expect to grow revenues by 25% over the next 12 months. 

Marijuana Investing: Will These Stocks Drop or Hit New Highs?

Shares of companies such as Canopy Growth Corp. (TSE:WEED) and Aphria Inc. (TSE:APH) have fallen sharply during the past week, a ‘buzz kill’ for marijuana investing

Is this a buying opportunity, or signs of an impending bubble that is about to burst and worthy of selling into? Today, we will examine the catalysts for both the bull and bear case, and you can decide for yourself which side you reside.

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5 Top High Growth Tech Stocks for the Long Term

Today we have identified some high growth tech stocks that analysts expect to grow revenues by 25% or more over the next twelve months. As technology continues to advance, the companies on our list are bound to benefit from data analytics and artificial intelligence to not only grow revenues but improve operating margins.

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Chilean Metals (TSXV: CMX) CEO Tells Jay Taylor Why He’s Excited From a Geological Standpoint

In Part Two of Jay Taylor's Interview Series with Patrick Cruikshank, the CEO of Chilean Metals (TSXV: CMX), he says that the company has proven to the Majors that it has an IOCG (Iron-Oxide-Copper-Gold) System. This means that the Chilean Metals team is pretty excited from a geological standpoint.

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Junior Gold Miner Climbs on Resource Update

See all of our small cap stocks making big moves on Thursday, April 20, 2017.

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