u/CharlesMichael212

Tilray Brands holds about the same institutional investment as its MSO peers. It has more than Cura and has about the same outflows vs inflows as sector peers. Institutional money moves on technicals and algorithms. Big money is in the AI boom and volatility related to war. Money flows in and out of bullish and bearish sectors all the time with no emotion involved.

TLRY is on the right track and the team should be executing nicely on synergies and optimizing all its acquired brands. TLRY has merged multiple cannabis companies and sells its products in over 22 countries and counting. Diversification was a nice touch and I’m glad to see brew dog products launching across United Kingdom shelves.

TLRY remains focused on its flagship product launching some of the best cannabis products globally and across Canada. Other LP’s in latest quarters reported small declines in market share most likely to us. TLRY is still laser focused on Cannabis and when the laws change south of the border (real change) TLRY will be there in a big way. We’re already there in a big way selling more products in more states than any single MSO.

Tilray which trades on the Nasdaq is an easier target for short sellers with all its liquidity. It’s the same for other peers that trade on the larger exchange. These headwinds will also face any sector peer MSO that eventually up-lists.