RE:RE:RE:TLRY US Expansion Plan NewsThat's an excellent question, congrats for considering it.
1st you need to know the regulations before considering they would be violating anything.
2nd the list of potential targets companies is very limited once you apply the restrictions.
When you have the list you can determine which holds the most value vs the likely cost to acquire them.
If that sounds like work then you're correct again. If you are thinking you will find someone passing out their work for free on a stock forum then you are mistaken.
Here's what I suggest:
Understand that the market sets the price of shares, that can be super high at times and super low at others.
Understand stock fundamentals to identify stocks trading at a discount to those fundamentals.
Consider future developments in the sector or on the stock that can bring in investor interest and therefore buyers.
Set a reasonable timeline and be prepared to have your patience tested.
That should be a nice starting point for you regardless of which sector or stock you actually decide to hold a position on
Best Regards