As marijuana restrictions continue to be lifted, purchasing pot has become easier in some parts of the United States, and of course, in Canada. This holds true for those investing in it as well. With well-known companies expressing their interest in the sector, it’s no wonder why investors continue to flood the space. Many Canadian marijuana companies were the front-runners of the “green movement” seen earlier this year, as the markets saw numerous share prices soar leading up to Canadian legalization. Some marijuana stocks market caps have increased by double or even triple digits on the idea of mainstream acceptance. Since, the sector has seen a pullback which could present itself as an opportunity.Click Here For 3 Marijuana Stocks That Are Trending This Week Cowen & Co. forecasts that U.S. marijuana sales could reach $75 billion by 2030, if the country follows its neighbor to the north and legalizes recreational marijuana use. According to a new Gallup report, there is a record-high support for marijuana legalization in the U.S, with 66 percent of Americans now favoring legal marijuana and 53 percent of Republicans seem to support legalization. With more states going green, it wouldn’t be out of the question to consider the country may lift the federal ban over the next twelve years. Regarding Canada, 2019’s legal recreational marijuana sales could reach $4.34 billion, according to Deloitte. With the country already facing supply shortages, this number may even be on the low end of the ball park.