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NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / April 28, 2016 / InvestmentResearchReport.com is a small cap publication that uncovers extremely undervalued potential investment opportunities that have been overlooked by everyone else. Today we are taking a look at five companies which we believe could provide investors with potential upside volatility in the near term.

Investment Research Report continues its coverage of the cannabis sector and would like to bring particular attention to the real estate component that is very much a real feature of the overall growth of the industry. Like many industries, cannabis has its own dynamic range of profit centers and so the presence of various facilitators presents good upside for investors.

Grow Condos, Inc. (GRWC) isn’t thought of much as a marijuana real estate company but a deeper look yields a surprising and potentially profitable truth. Like most facilitators in the dynamic cannabis industry, GRWC has its main offering. That offering for GRWC is ostensibly real estate as the company provides the growing space that allows companies to cultivate marijuana. GRWC’s business model gives it the flexibility to respond to a changing business environment and many analysts have started to hone in on this reality about companies like GRWC.

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Many entrepreneurs operating in the cannabis industry have started to speak more openly about the real basis for their businesses.

A recent interview given by co-founder and CFO of Denver-based marijuana cultivator and retailer Medicine Man, Sally Vander Veer, highlighted the importance of establishing a presence in the cannabis industry on a foundation of real estate:

“With so many obstacles and regulations in our way, owning your real estate is the only thing we can control in this industry.”

Entrepreneurs like Vander Veer have embraced the idea that real estate, so long as property prices go up, will always be a safe store of wealth and this gives companies like GRWC huge growth advantages.

In Colorado for instance, the wholesale legalization of marijuana for recreational use has had a positive effect on not just marijuana sales, but also on the price of real estate. Construction companies in Colorado have bene reporting increased demand for building space. These companies have in turn expanded their offerings to include other aspects of cultivation such as ventilation and lighting.

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From an investment perspective GRWC’s expanding property portfolio is a good omen for two main reasons.

First, the company’s property portfolio is based for now in Oregon, one of the only three states in the US that allows the use of marijuana for recreational purposes. The company’s 15,000 sq. ft. warehouse space in Eagle Point and its second project comprising 42,000 sq. ft. of warehouse condominiums the Pioneer Business Park in Eugene, is a solid basis for any investors to be bullish on the company as a marijuana real estate opportunity.

GRWC’s property portfolio is also likely to be fully subscribed because as many industry analysts have noted, the biggest driver of sales in the cannabis industry is the recreational user. Since Oregon is a state that allows recreational sales it’s fair to say that GRWC is positioned well and that its warehouse space will be in high demand.

According to one report, dispensaries in Oregon sold at least $14 million worth of recreational marijuana in January 2016. Of that, the state collected over $3.48 million in taxes.

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The second reason GRWC’s property portfolio in Oregon is significant is because property prices in the state are skyrocketing. Forecasts tip Portland, Oregon as one of the hottest real estate markets for 2016.

Those forecasts are largely on the residential side of real estate demand but the commercial side is no less bullish. Commercial properties are expected to rise in line with the strong boom in the residential market. As migration from California continues its upward trajectory, the demand for commercial space to accommodate an expanding workforce and industry is expected to drive property values.

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Stone Energy Corp. (SGY) recently named current board member David T. Lawrence as a Special Liaison and since then the stock has seen strong investor interest. In Wednesday’s trading SGY rallied 28% to close at $1.28.

Amyris, Inc. (AMRS) saw its shares spike 34% in early trading on Wednesday after it announced a five-year Biofene supply agreement. The deal signed with a yet named nutraceuticals company was the main reason for the early spike. AMRS closed down 1.87% on Wednesday.

C&J Energy Services, Ltd. (CJES) saw its shares rally big on Wednesday. After opening at 1.39, the stock reached a high of 1.63 and eventually pulled back to close at 1.53 or up 10.07%.

Capital Product Partners L.P. (CPLP) released Q1 2016 earnings recently and confirmed that its gross margins shrunk slightly from 36.03% to 27.27% compared to the corresponding period in 2015. The stock closed down 1.82% on Wednesday to finish at 2.69.

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