Let's cut to the chase. Yes, Aurora Cannabis (NYSE:ACB)could be a millionaire-maker stock. Given a large enough initial investment and enough time, many stocks -- including Aurora -- could generate returns of $1 million or more.

The real question, though, is whether an investor buying a reasonable stake in Aurora Cannabis has a realistic chance of becoming a millionaire from this initial investment over a period of time that's not ridiculously long. For example, could a $10,000 initial investment in Aurora turn into $1 million within 25 years?

The stock of Cronos Group Inc. (NASDAQ:CRON) reached all time high today, Jan, 27 and still has $17.30 target or 8.00 % above today’s $16.02 share price. This indicates more upside for the $2.86 billion company. This technical setup was reported by Barchart.com. If the $17.30 PT is reached, the company will be worth $228.48 million more.
Trading stocks at an all time highs is usually a winning strategy. An all time high points to a stock which has the most positive fundamentals ever. Even thought the pullback rate is high, if correct risk management is utilized, investors can trade very well such events.

You can learn a lot about a company's management team by the deals that it makes and doesn't make. Some executives want to grow through mergers and acquisitions regardless of the cost. Others choose to be more deliberative about how they spend shareholders' money.

Recent deals made by Aurora Cannabis (NYSE: ACB) and Tilray (NASDAQ: TLRY) are especially instructive. In fact, my view is that Tilray just schooled Aurora Cannabis on the right way to make an acquisition. Does this hint at Tilray being the better marijuana stock over the long run?

If more proof was needed that cannabis is becoming accepted by the world’s financial and political elite, what better place to find it than at the Swiss ski resort of Davos?

While the usual cadre of billionaires, politicians and bankers debated the hot topics of the day (China, Brexit, trade), there was Bruce Linton of Canopy Growth Inc. extolling the virtues of legal pot with a Congolese Queen.

With markets down in the past few months, there was one area where investors should really have taken advantage of the market downturn. No, it’s not marijuana, and not even energy stocks. It’s the tech industry.

On January 19, Evolve Cyber Security Index ETF was announced as Canada’s top-performing ETF for 2018. Evolve boasted a 19.4% return to its investors for the year, despite the economic slowdown.

The tech industry is booming, and there are a few stocks out there that could give investors some huge returns. Better still, those stocks are still well below fair value, and stand to make some major jumps over the next year.

Statistics Canada has released province-by-province sales numbers for the first six weeks of legalization up to Dec. 1. The numbers reveal dramatic differences between provinces.

Prince Edward Island tops the list, with residents on average spending $13.83 each on legal pot in six weeks.  Nova Scotia came second at $11.34. Newfoundland and Labrador came in third at $8.17, followed by New Brunswick at $6.87.

The national figure was $2.65.

Cannabis industry expert Deepak Anand said all four Atlantic provinces were well-prepared for legalization and are now reaping the benefits.

“A province like New Brunswick came out very early on, and had a very early lead,” said Anand.

A recovery in marijuana stocks is bringing investors back into the sector, and many are wondering which pot stocks might offer the best opportunities for additional gains today.

Let’s take a look at Aurora Cannabis (TSX:ACB)(NYSE:ACB) and HEXO (TSX:HEXO) to see if one might be an attractive addition to your portfolio.

Ontario's online marijuana retailer wants to get pot into the hands of its customers more quickly, so it's looking for a courier company to offer same-day delivery. 

The Ontario Cannabis Retail Corp. (OCRC) has posted a tender call for same-day delivery that would launch around the beginning of March, initially focused on the Greater Toronto Area. 

"As OCRC's marketplace evolves, the ability for the organization to provide a variety of delivery options to meet customers' expectations is imperative to the growth of its e-commerce business," says the tender call posted online. "Accordingly, the OCRC is looking to add expedited / same-day home delivery service."

CannTrust Holdings Inc.(TSX:TRST), one of the Canadian cannabis stocks, Tuesday said it has received the necessary permitting from the Town of Pelham in Canada’s Niagara Region to begin its Phase III expansion. The construction process is set to begin immediately.

The revised Phase III expansion is permitted for a footprint of up to 390,000 sq. ft. versus the 600,000 sq. ft. that was initially planned. However, with enhancements such as automation and a higher level of climate control, CannTrust would maintain its total production capacity forecast of 100,000 kg per year after completion of the Phase III construction.

You probably wouldn't notice if you weren't really looking for it, but the World Economic Forum at Davos has at least one bar that's giving away small samples of cannabis.

A simple grey door and a single banner mark the establishment on Promenade, a short walk south of the iconic Belvedere Hotel. It has all the normal bar fare — several beers and other drinks are in the offing. But a closer inspection will reveal chocolates and small oil bottles on the counter. They're giving the samples away. And they contain cannabis.