RE:And quinlash - after googling the factsKeeler wrote: on the various pieces of US legislation - affecting US cannabis, what YOU need to do is google the issues that DO relate to Tilray.
You make it sound like there are none - Tilray is on east street?
And that's far from the truth. You used to post nothing but the US, then nothing but Germany and now 'international opportunities'
All those subjects are potentially years away for Tilray - which is exactly what I've been telling you.
So yes - stay away from US MSOs, and yes, it's far better to keep your investment in Canadian dead money - waiting for a few years in the hope th tell actually be profess for Tilray.
After all - Tilray is the ONLY company with international opportunities
You can always ask Google for more information on topics such as 280E Tax Reform, SAFER ACT, US Cannabis reschedule, US Cannabis Legalization etc etc etc these are some of the hurtles facing the US MSOs
In terms of Tilray Brands you can skip those concerns as Tilray is operating in Canada, Germany and other countries overseas. The US is certainly going to be a big market (likely the largest) once the US Fed gets reform worked out.
Germany just legalized, Tilray Medical is already set up over there with 2 major facilities up and running (they have been there for years) --- >>> You can Google that too.
Enjoy researching, it's much better than taking it for granted that things on a forum are complete and accurate.
To add to all that, CGC put in a lot of effort to create a new structure that would allow them to become a MSO now. CGC is very much under control of their largest shareholder Constellation Brands, an international alcohol business.That in itself is very telling of the positon any LP is in Canada, as they certanly would not have gone through all that effort if it was not needed. Another point to consider is, why would Constellationi brands not try to build a craft beer brand if they thought it was realistic? They are after all a global powerhouse in alcohol with all the built out distribution and knowhow in the industry, does Irwin have more insight tor experience than Constellation Brands? They even sold their high profile BioSteel brand even though they have experience in beverages, could it be because breaking into tha market would be years of loss to establish a brand thought could come close to what Coke or Pepsi could roll out in a short period of time? Those two companies own that space in North America. It would be just as realistic if Coke wanted to start a whiskey line to take market away from Constellation Brands. The term "Stay in your lane" comes to mind. CGC is now an MSO and an LP on the Nasdaq, and in Germany and Europe. Points to consider folks, GLTA.