I would suspect that much of the trading is from retail traders who are not running the numbers or doing much of anything in terms of Due Dilligence. Larger traders, institutional investors etc will likely need days (if not longer) to run their own numbers to determine which way they wish to trade or trade at all.
No quinlash.
Amateur hour, uneducated, uninformed, delusional investors like YOU take days (if not longer) to run inaccurate, unrealistic numbers to arrive at delusional cultist incorrect results - that they will then spew to fellow non-reality dwelling cultists.
"Large traders, institutional investors etc" 'ran their numbers' a year ago when Tilray assumed the High Trail debt (and 48% of Hexo) - and everyone knew that it was only a matter of time before they acquired the remaining 52%.
REAL traders, professionals, don't wait for the event to happen - and then a couple of days to make an investment decision - YOU do. And your results have led you to invest (and lose money) in Newstrike, Zenabis and now Hexo.
To me this deal is no big surprise and is just something else I need to sit down and go through to determine what the net benefit will be for me (as a HEXO ShareHolder) with the company merging with Tilray Brands. I will also be looking to the numbers to determine if I will be putting forward a YES or NO vote recommendation to my own friends and family group. I will be asking that they be involved with the voting process and voting regardless if they agree or not with my own DD.
You do that quinlash - your track record and investment acumen speak for your investment acumen, but the reality is that you're a bit of a joke - and you have zero credibility.