Fwd: The McDonald's of Cannabis

this one caught my eye, don't know if it makes sense?

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Subject: The McDonald's of Cannabis

Shareholders stand to make millions, even billions, as this transition takes hold over the next few years.

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The McDonald's of Cannabis By Alex Koyfman | Mar. 12, 2019 - Baltimore, MD Did you know that McDonald's isn't actually a restaurant chain? In reality, the company behind the golden arches is actually one of the world's biggest, wealthiest real estate management firms. Its portfolio consists of almost 38,000 properties, which it leases to franchisees that own and operate the brand's stores and employ close to a quarter-million people in over 100 countries. It's this business model, which Ray Kroc established back in the 1950s, that's transformed McDonald's from a single burger joint into the $140 billion giant it is today. That's all old news. Right now, a company you've probably never heard of is applying the same model to another industry: cannabis. The company owns thousands of acres of land and a long list of high-tech indoor facilities across the world, which it leases out to brand-name cannabis growers and manufacturers. Working together, this company and its clients produce everything from the plant itself to derivative products like candy, condiments, oils, and even soft drinks. It's the next stage of evolution for the emerging cannabis market, and if everything keeps progressing as it has been, this company will do for cannabis what McDonald's did for burgers and fries. Current shareholders stand to make millions, even billions, as this transition takes hold over the next few years. Like I said, you probably haven't heard of it yet, but you will. Don't let this opportunity pass you by. The stock is already trading. All you need is the ticker symbol. Get all the relevant information by clicking here. Good investing, Alex Koyfman Investment Director, Penny Stock Millionaire

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