Anonymous

23 Oct 2020

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Is it legal to buy cannabis company stocks as a singaporean? If so, what broker can i buy it from? I'm looking at Planet 13 OTC?

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Scott Piligrimm

Edited 01 Mar 2023

I believe that it's not problematic at all because the cannabis industry is getting pretty widespread, and many people are getting into something like that. If you're interested in companies with cannabis products, you can hop over to this site , I've been ordering everything there for a while, and I've never had any problems with that.

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Yang Teng

23 Oct 2020

Legally, yes you can. However, it is advisable to properly research the company financially and ponder on the social implications (i.e. promoting cannabis).

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