Tilray Brands, Inc. - Common Stock (TLRY)

One marijuana industry insider says Monday's Truth Social video is a "trial balloon" testing support for marijuana legalization.

The cannabis market reacted big time to Trump's re-posting of a pro-CBD video that highlighted CBD’s potential to reduce aging-related ailments and replace costly pharmaceuticals. In addition, Tilray announced significant international expansion.

Tilray Brands reports earnings next week, which could determine whether its recent rally holds up.

Stocks shrugged off the government shutdown by hitting record highs; the focus now turns to the upcoming earnings season, which will likely lead stocks higher.

President Trump appeared to endorse CBD and having Medicare cover it, while cannabis de-scheduling remains a possibility.

The stock remains significantly down from its all-time highs.

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Surprise! Tilray is actually a much bigger deal in Germany than in the U.S.

President Trump's social media feed put the markets in a frenzy.

These three cannabis companies offer different ways to play an industry that's down by 80% from its peak, but showing signs of life.

Tilray's stock surge, fueled by political commentary and a technical squeeze, is now focusing market attention on its strong financial health.

A number of stocks fell in the afternoon session after signs of weakening consumer health and a cautious outlook for the upcoming holiday season emerged. 

Tilray Brands stock price has soared by 440% from its lowest level this year.

Cannabis stocks were all the hype in late 2020 to early 2021, before fading away for years, but a similar, but smaller, rally seems to be starting up again.

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After a huge pop Monday on a CBD video posted by President Trump, profit taking hit the cannabis trade.

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This $1.74 billion company quietly built one of America's largest craft beer platforms -- and the market still prices it like a dying pot stock.

U.S. markets kicked off the week quietly, but certain stocks were anything but dull. Cannabis names surged after a Trump-endorsed CBD video went viral, while biotech firm MoonLake was crushed by disastrous trial results. Meanwhile, macro tension builds with a potential U.S. government shutdown and Friday’s key jobs report looming.

U.S. stocks advanced today, with the Nasdaq climbing about 107 points, or 0.48%, to 22,591.15. The S&P 500 added 0.26% to close at 6,661.21, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average edged up 0.15% to 46,316.07. These are the top stocks that gained the attention of retail traders and investors throughout the day.

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