during the Great Depression and subsequent recessions. Cannabis and cannabidiol (CBD) businesses represent both the pharmaceutical—in medical states—and diversion substances—in recreational states. Two years ago, increasing stock positions was a good business decision. Today, on the precipice of global economic upheaval, there is a miasma in the air with a foreboding vibe in all investment decisions. In 1973–1974, the market lost 89% of its value in 35 months. Then in 2000, the dot.com bubble eroded $1.75 trillion in wealth. Then came 2008 when Americans who stayed the course lost $10.2 trillion. Ask victims of dot.com or the 2008 financial crisis if they knew they were in a bubble, and two thirds will say “yes.” According to the Warren Buffett Indicator alone, we are seeing the biggest stock market bubble in recent American history. With the massive flux in recent days with stocks and cryptocurrency, investors are looking for further diversification in tangible assets. Metals, fine art, instruments, and jewelry are timeless investments. But an even better choice is a revenue-producing asset. Billionaire Ray Dalio pointed out the elephant in the room on a recent virtual Ted Talk, confidently stating that the U.S. is “heading into a great depression.”