TLRY
Tilray Brands, Inc. Common Stock
stock NASDAQ

One of the biggest mistakes everyone in this sector (including me) seem to make is thinking these names are undervalued. We constantly try to catch falling knives due to "support levels", perceived under valuations, and "we'll never see these prices again".
FOMO has lit more dollars on fire in this sector than TLRY and CGC combined.
The simple fact is this sector is completely detached from traditional "investment" thesis' due to its horrendous liquidity, completely news driven(or lack of) price action, bad actors, grifters, and hopium/fomo.
"Let the trend be your friend" this sector constantly catches people with FOMO instead of waiting for trend changes.
Everyone is scared of missing the next big pop yet as you said it is so easy to lose huge percentages out of no where. IMO it is foolish to buy these names unless there are huge volume spikes to the upside, you miss out on a few percent gains but avoid a lot of the downside.
**This sector is only good for traders.**

One of the biggest mistakes everyone in this sector (including me) seem to make is thinking these names are undervalued. We constantly try to catch falling knives due to "support levels", perceived under valuations, and "we'll never see these prices again".
FOMO has lit more dollars on fire in this sector than TLRY and CGC combined.
The simple fact is this sector is completely detached from traditional "investment" thesis' due to its horrendous liquidity, completely news driven(or lack of) price action, bad actors, grifters, and hopium/fomo.
"Let the trend be your friend" this sector constantly catches people with FOMO instead of waiting for trend changes.
Everyone is scared of missing the next big pop yet as you said it is so easy to lose huge percentages out of no where. IMO it is foolish to buy these names unless there are huge volume spikes to the upside, you miss out on a few percent gains but avoid a lot of the downside.
**This sector is only good for traders.**

I might be an idiot but I'd be happy to see TLRY under 1$ again. I sold 50% of my position at 2.20$, happy to buy back in and ride the wave of the next rumor.

WEED and TLRY bitching for the Red.
CRESCO weeping, thinking down only 3% is a blessing.
TRUL and GTII: WTF... That's like nothing.
CURA enters the room...

I bought more TLRY today.

So when TLRY falls below $1 in the next week, does it do a stock split to maintain NASDAQ compliance this go around, or do they ride out the next 6 months and hope for reform bump?

I think TLRY is the better buy

I had a dream TLRY hit $6 per share last night. Buy.