Speed Solutions LTD. forecast on the Cannabis stock market decline

PRESTON, U.K. - Oct. 29, 2019 - PRLog -- According to Speed solutions LTD. experts, the yield in the sector for prominent stocks continues to shrink. Tilray (TLRY), just like any other Cannabis equity, is continuing to suffer from the effects of the bursting stock bubble in 2019. It seems as if it needs both changing sentiments, as well as a more discernible path to stability before it can stop its decline.

Last year was a transformational one for the Cannabis sector, says Speed solutions LTD. experts.

Both consumers and investors were excited about a recreational sales explosion in Canada, which sent shares of Tilray into the sky, as Canada began to allow adult-use Cannabis for recreational use.

However, after making its debut on the NASDAQ in July 2018, and surging from its IPO price of $17 to a record high of nearly $180 just three months later, a significant fall has begun. Tilray has missed analysts' earnings estimates, in all of the last four quarterly reports, sometimes by substantial margins, and went down by 92% from its peak.

While industry followers were optimistic about the legalization of recreational Marijuana in Canada last year, Tilray management confirmed earlier this year that it would focus on increasing investments in the United States and Europe. In the most recent earnings report, the company's bottom line losses surged ($0.32 per share). After acquiring Manitoba Harvest (March 2019), Tilray management was forced to increase sales of hemp-based products, that have a low profit-margin. Combine that with the problem of a sudden oversupply in the industry, and Tilray lost all of its air.

And The Rest Of The Cannabis Sector?

According to Speed solutions LTD., much like investors who have pulled back from the highly anticipated IPOs of 2019, many buyers of Cannabis stocks and ETFs may want to consider cutting their losses. Despite the industry's long-term prospects, some analysts have been cutting forecasts for Cannabis sales and cash flow, expecting the underperformance to continue into next year.

According to Speed solutions LTD., the most probable explanation for the Cannabis industry's massive weakening in stock value has been a plethora of supply chain issues throughout Canada, combined with a lack of ability of significant cannabis companies to have an efficient operational mechanism.

Since most of Canada's provinces were unable to meet the demand of the recreational, sales estimates have substantially gone down, and share-based dilution in the sector has gone berserk. The result is a ballooned outstanding share count that destroys shareholder value. According to Speed solutions LTD, This will make it that much more difficult for Cannabis stocks to create better profits per share in the future. After examining all the above, it seems as if the bear market will continue to rule the Cannabis industry for the foreseeable future.