From Benzinga's Cannabis Capital Conference: Bellamy Brothers Musician Howard Bellamy Says I Like The Way Florida Approached [Legalization] It; We Would Like To Get Message Out To People My Age; They Still Have Stigma; Educating Them To Benefits
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At Benzinga's Cannabis Capital Conference, musician Howard Bellamy of the Bellamy Brothers praised Florida's approach to cannabis legalization, emphasizing the need to educate older generations about its benefits to overcome stigma.
April 17, 2024 | 5:14 pm
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The mention of cannabis legalization and the focus on education for older generations could indirectly benefit MSOS, an ETF focusing on U.S. cannabis companies, by potentially increasing public acceptance and demand.
Howard Bellamy's comments at the Cannabis Capital Conference could lead to increased public acceptance of cannabis, especially among older generations. This shift in perception could result in higher demand for cannabis products in states like Florida, where legalization has been approached positively. As MSOS invests in U.S. cannabis companies, a broader acceptance and demand for cannabis could positively impact the ETF's performance in the short term by potentially increasing the value of its holdings.
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