[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Edward P [@edward_petez](/creator/twitter/edward_petez) on x XXX followers Created: 2025-07-21 19:32:20 UTC $msos feedback loop described below 🔂 Buckle up! 🚨🚨🚨🚀🚀🚀🚀 🔁 How a $msos feedback loop could happen: 1️⃣ Catalyst: Positive event triggers ETF inflows •Example: Federal cannabis rescheduling or legalization news. •Investors flood into MSOS, seeking exposure to U.S. cannabis stocks. 2️⃣ ETF mechanism forces underlying stock purchases •When new money enters MSOS: •The ETF must buy shares of the underlying cannabis stocks to match inflows and maintain correct portfolio weighting. •Many of these underlying stocks (e.g., GTBIF, CURLF, TRSSF) trade OTC and are thinly traded. 3️⃣ ETF demand exceeds liquidity of underlying •If inflows are big and fast, ETF managers must aggressively bid for shares in an illiquid market, driving prices of underlying stocks up sharply. •Rising prices improve MSOS’s net asset value (NAV). 4️⃣ NAV increase attracts even more inflows •Retail and institutional traders see MSOS NAV and price rising rapidly. •This momentum attracts additional buying of MSOS ETF. •MSOS must go back into the market and buy even more of the same illiquid stocks. 5️⃣ The loop reinforces itself •The higher the underlying stock prices go, the more ETF units MSOS can issue and sell to meet new demand, which requires even more purchases of the underlying shares — driving prices further. ⸻ 🔥 Result: •This positive feedback loop can temporarily detach prices from fundamentals: •Thinly traded OTC stocks can skyrocket far above intrinsic value due to ETF flow dynamics, not organic company performance. •Price dislocation risk: Illiquid names with tiny average daily volumes might see price gains far larger than warranted. $msos $gtbif $tcnnf $curlf $cgc $tlry $hiti XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [money](/topic/money) [stocks](/topic/stocks) [flood](/topic/flood) [fund manager](/topic/fund-manager) [$msos](/topic/$msos) [Post Link](https://x.com/edward_petez/status/1947379133216133132)
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Edward P @edward_petez on x XXX followers
Created: 2025-07-21 19:32:20 UTC
$msos feedback loop described below 🔂
Buckle up! 🚨🚨🚨🚀🚀🚀🚀
🔁 How a $msos feedback loop could happen:
1️⃣ Catalyst: Positive event triggers ETF inflows •Example: Federal cannabis rescheduling or legalization news. •Investors flood into MSOS, seeking exposure to U.S. cannabis stocks.
2️⃣ ETF mechanism forces underlying stock purchases •When new money enters MSOS: •The ETF must buy shares of the underlying cannabis stocks to match inflows and maintain correct portfolio weighting. •Many of these underlying stocks (e.g., GTBIF, CURLF, TRSSF) trade OTC and are thinly traded.
3️⃣ ETF demand exceeds liquidity of underlying •If inflows are big and fast, ETF managers must aggressively bid for shares in an illiquid market, driving prices of underlying stocks up sharply. •Rising prices improve MSOS’s net asset value (NAV).
4️⃣ NAV increase attracts even more inflows •Retail and institutional traders see MSOS NAV and price rising rapidly. •This momentum attracts additional buying of MSOS ETF. •MSOS must go back into the market and buy even more of the same illiquid stocks.
5️⃣ The loop reinforces itself •The higher the underlying stock prices go, the more ETF units MSOS can issue and sell to meet new demand, which requires even more purchases of the underlying shares — driving prices further.
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🔥 Result: •This positive feedback loop can temporarily detach prices from fundamentals: •Thinly traded OTC stocks can skyrocket far above intrinsic value due to ETF flow dynamics, not organic company performance. •Price dislocation risk: Illiquid names with tiny average daily volumes might see price gains far larger than warranted.
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