Cannabis ETF MSOS: Hold, Sell or Buy on the Dip?
Cannabis ETF MSOS: Hold, Sell or Buy on the Dip?
Research analyst Matt Clark covers the AdvisorShares Pure US Cannabis ETF (MSOS). The fund has fallen almost 50% this year. Will it fall more, or is this the bottom? Matt shares his forecast.
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1:18 — Viewer question about MSOS
2:11 — MSOS top 5 holdings
2:59 — MSOS stock
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About Matt Clark: Matt Clark is a 25-year journalism veteran covering topics from college sports to politics and business. Over the course of his career, he has been awarded investigative journalism, business reporting, editorial writing, and sports coverage. Now, he’s the research analyst for Money & Markets, where he hosts The Bull & The Bear podcast — available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.
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Well, I hope you bought,
The holdings you reported are not the same Advisor Shares reports. The biggest holdings are the 4 largest Multi-State Operators as SWAPS. Are you prohibited from mentioning those? An important question is about swaps because derivatives involve leverage which can lead to decay, like you get in leveraged etfs and futures etfs. With leveraged and futures etfs, it’s risky to hold more than 60 days plus / minus depending on volatility. There are a lot of swaps in MSOS, not just the top 4.
Happy Friday, and looks like a great week ahead for mj, sold curlf, twice today, and all others 1 time today:) they really picked up steam 2nd half of the day
Got to admit, I had shares in MSOS, however, I am seeing that Canadian LPs are the true weed and green wagon. when the US announced positive news, Canadian LPs surge higher than MSOS. When international news being announced Canadian LPs continue to rise while the US companies remain stagnant. When negative news hits, MSOS was the one who sank first and Canadian LPs tank.
Company like Tilray has more influence over most US companies with higher exposure to investors due to the reason being listed in major exchange like NASDAQ, while the US companies are limited to OTC and are facing the issue to be listed on the fundamental levels. Secondly, financial statements are being strictly audited. Unlike most US companies that are listed in OTC has ledd auditing standards, hence it has a red flag for being fraud company. Lastly liquidity in OTC is limited as it is cater mainly for the states. Unlike LPs that are listed in the major exchange gets to enjoy the liquidity and growth that it desire with no limitation to both local and foreign investors.
For starters you may wish to go for MJ stocks listed in the major exchange instead however you need to do your own research. This is not a financial advise. – cheers and have a good day ahead 🙂
Of course they are a big bargain. But there is no news to stop them from receding more. This downward trend could continue for months to come, maybe first part of Q2 ‘22. Them’s the breaks.
I’m dollar cost averaging in every paycheck.
I like AFCG better than MSOS but as you know I love IIPR lol! Thanks for the updates and maybe one day pot stocks will kick back in, in the mean time we should be buying buying buying. Thanks Matt, any updates on BUDX
I’m heavy on this bitch, even in my IRA. The giant still sleeps. Feed him before he wakes.
Buy!!! Like it’s going to go to the moon, or Jupiter, something like that:)
By 8 Nov those that invested in US Cannabis OTC stock will not be able to liquidate their position and all capital will go into smoke. GLHF all https://youtu.be/ocRT9Ws90Ow
MSOS don’t sell at the bottom