Thanks for the comments. Technical's are all I focus on. The fundamental analysis is past tense at a specific date and is irrelevant once the ink dries - meaning the business is dynamic. Therefore, I'm not an investor. Nothing wrong if others are it's just not part of my written trading plan.
With that being said, I don't focus on the EPS, Book Value, or whether or not a company is pending any news, acquisitions, etc. It's all noise to me.
My main focus is how the technical's perform once 'any' event is released and digested by the markets.
I think Mexico will do something with cannabis beverages, but whose to say it'll materialize... all speculation and noise until it happens.
When trading as a primary source of income, my trading plan doesn't consists of holding shares of stock to ride waves against my position, unless the stop-loss %'s are initiated by me (which are all mental and pre-determined before my trade; not pre-entered into a platform).
Always have a trading plan (even if investing), protect capital, cut losses short, and never go against the trend.
Have a safe and wonderful night.
Always have a trading plan in place. Avoid the noise on the boards and focus on protecting capital and following your trading plan.