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I discussed t he crash of MSOS again on 11/18, when it closed at $3.16, and it has rebounded to $3.89. Clearly, it is highly volatile! I discussed why it was crashing and how low it could go and shared some good alternatives. Today, I want to discuss the current holdings, the bounce, the acceleration of redemptions of the ETF, and my updated view on the potential downside. MSOS Is Extremely Concentrated In Its Holdings and Is Leveraged AdvisorShares does a great job of updat

On September 1, Labor Day, I posted that MSOS could plunge. While it did move up from that $5.57 level on 8/29, the end of August, it is now 4.76, down 14.5%. In August, it rallied 96.8%. Even after the retreat, it is up 24.9% year-to-date. This is much better than the overall cannabis sector as measured by the New Cannabis Ventures Global Cannabis Stock Index, which has gained 5.1% so far in 2025. It has declined a lot less than MSOS since the end of August, down just 6.6%.

I have been following the cannabis sector since 2013, when I launched 420 Investor in August of that year. It has had its ups and its...

I shared an update here in August, written more than a week after the news came out about potential cannabis rescheduling , warning about...

I have been following cannabis stocks since early 2013 and work full-time in the industry, running 420 Investor, New Cannabis Ventures...

I have been in this sector as an analyst and service provider through two businesses for more than a dozen years. The world is very...

This weekend, the Wall Street Journal published an article on cannabis: I have been following the cannabis industry closely for a dozen...

I do most of my writing about cannabis stocks at Seeking Alpha, either at my service, 420 Investor, which costs $719 per year and, thus,...

I wrote on May 22nd here that perhaps it is time to buy cannabis stocks, which have been in a huge bear market since early 2021. I am not...