Invest in Vaping

[doughdreads]

So I have made a few ventures into the stock market in recent years and I was thinking just the other day, are their any publicly traded Vape companies out there that anyone invests in?

 

[Drone]

Doughdreads, I think you need to do some serious research before you jump into the vaping market as an investment. Please make sure you are fully aware of the impending FDA deeming regs and realize that the only viability of the vaping phenomena is as a short term investment until the regs are published and accepted. This could be a booming market, or a devastating investment depending on this one issue. Please do the proper research, and after you do you will be able to answer your own questions.

If you are looking for just a short term investment, you might want to consider approaching a reputable, established vaping business as a partner rather than an add of a public company to your investment portfolio. For now, short term profit should be your goal.

 

[JXN]

I don't know of any publicly traded companies and I subscribe to Investors Business Daily. Keep an eye on IPOs. I don't follow them closely.

 

[UncleRJ]

I am pretty sure that Alibaba recently went public.

 

[JXN]

I am pretty sure that Alibaba recently went public.

Yeah and who knows what's available in the Chinese Stock Market. I usually don't do ADRs either.

 

[vaperature]

I'd have to agree, regulations or no regulations, vaping isn't going anywhere, so an investment in a solid company would be a pretty good bet. Unfortunatley I closed my Scottrade account years ago.

 

[Heather]

Lorillard (NYSE:LO) and Vapor Corp. (VPCO) are the only ones I know of.

 

[JXN]

What a horrible stock VPCO is. They are not going to make it. One would think there would be a ton of new startups making money. Especially before regulations stomp on the throat of those wanting to get in.

 

[doughdreads]

I've seen Lorillard, but it's big tobacco... I'm not trying to support anything that is trying it's damnedest to ruin vaping as we know it. And I agree with @JXN about VPCO, the aren't really changing the game, they are just like every other start-up just selling cigalikes and eGo's.