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3 Reasons Tilray Brands Investors Shouldn't Assume U.S. Marijuana Legalization Would Fix the Stock's Problems

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legalizes marijuana. Here are three reasons marijuana legalization in the U.S. If a company is using up a lot of cash over the course of its operations, then there's a risk that it will need to issue shares, and thus dilute its existing shareholders and put downward pressure on the stock price. won't solve Tilray's problems.

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There's a Major Deal Brewing Between a Top Cannabis Producer and a Leading Beer Maker

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But due to the federal ban on pot, many companies shy away from trying to collaborate or engage in mergers and acquisitions with marijuana producers. While there are Canadian-based cannabis stocks that trade on the Nasdaq, it's because pot isn't illegal in Canada (it was legalized in 2018). But for U.S.-based

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Prediction: These Could Be the Best-Performing Cannabis Stocks Through 2030

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The cannabis industry continues to contend with mixed legislation and legalization at the state level while a total federal ban on marijuana remains in place. Innovative Industrial Properties looks well-positioned to continue its favorable growth trajectory, and long-term shareholders could be rewarded in kind as the decade proceeds.

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It Has Been 5 Years Since Canopy Growth Made This Monumental Move

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Under Linton, Canopy was a leading, growth-focused cannabis company Linton was long seen as Canopy's visionary, and he helped set up its conditional agreement to acquire multi-state operator Acreage Holdings , planning to move forward with a merger once marijuana became legal throughout the U.S.

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5 Things to Know About Canoo Stock

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Canoo was not a normal IPO Canoo came public via a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) in late 2020. That's exactly what happened, and an increasing number of the SPAC mergers from that period are now resulting in bankruptcies. Here's five reasons you should tread carefully.

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Is SNDL a Top Growth Stock?

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After the acquisition of Alcanna in 2022, for instance, the company's liquor sales now comprise roughly half of SNDL's quarterly revenue. That's good and bad news for shareholders. Cannabis has also dramatically shrunk in importance for the company from a financial performance standpoint over the past year.

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3 Sensational Warren Buffett Stocks That Make for Slam-Dunk Buys in September

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Similar to Amazon, being cyclical is typically the biggest concern for current and prospective shareholders of Mastercard. Regardless of whether this expansion is organic or acquisitive, Mastercard has a multidecade opportunity to infiltrate these underbanked markets in Southeastern Asia, Africa, and the Middle East. When the U.S.