It’s one of the fastest-growing job sectors in the country, but it isn’t even included in the federal employment data. If that has you scratching your head, I’m right there with you. But it’s true… and if you’re a regular reader of MoneyWire, you probably already know what industry I’m talking about. With marijuana still illegal on the federal level, the government doesn’t count cannabis-related hiring in its jobs data. And yet, these companies are hiring like crazy. This is just one more sign that legalization is coming soon.

It’s been a big week for self-driving cars – with major news headlines from both Tesla (TSLA) and Uber. Let’s Start with Tesla. If you’ve been watching Elon Musk for the drama alone, I can’t blame you. He’s certainly delivered. A couple weeks ago, he assured us that if we buy any car other than a Tesla, it’s “like buying a horse instead of a car in 1919.” And perhaps he’s right. On Monday, Tesla unveiled new artificial intelligence (AI) chips that will be built into its cars going forward. Soon, Tesla says, this hardware “will enable Full Self-Driving via future over-the-air software updates.”

If you've been reading our special MoneyWire series this week, you know more than most other investors about investing in marijuana-related stocks. You know how big the opportunity in legal marijuana is. And you know about the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity my research has uncovered in what I call Jumper Stocks – those that "jump" from the minor stock exchanges to major ones. Not every potential jumper is a buy, so you need a system to identify the best opportunities before they jump. I've created that system, and today I want to show you it in action.

It’s rare for me to say that more regulations are a good thing. But they are when it comes to the big opportunity in Jumper Stocks. They have to do with the stringent requirements to list on the NASDAQ and NYSE. They’re a big reason why all these companies want to get onto the major exchanges — to show that they can measure up. When a stock uplists to a major exchange, investors of all sizes have more confidence, because they know the stocks have met certain criteria.