Cannabis companies continue to struggle with profits but the REITs who own their facilities aren't and they pay high-yielding dividends to offset market risk.
Federal reclassification of marijuana would be big news for cannabis companies. These stocks should fare well regardless.
The three companies grew revenue and improved net income in their most recent quarters.
These REITs' high-yielding dividends appear safe thanks to revenue growth and plenty of free cash flow.
Bad news abounds in the cannabis industry, but these companies are healthy enough to thrive.
These companies' shares are faring better than most cannabis stocks this year.
Focus on the long-term possibilities with companies that are already financially strong.
These stocks have a unique combination of high dividend yield and dividend safety.
All of these companies are trading at low price-to-book-value ratios.