The unredacted text of the HHS recommendation has boosted cannabis stock prices, with the MSOS ETF rising 27% over the last month. Despite this, trading liquidity for marijuana stocks remains a concern. U.S. MSOs have seen an increase in average daily dollar trading volume to $21M, but this is still below the $41M peak after the HHS announcement. The days-to-trade market cap has improved but remains high at 474 days, indicating illiquidity and a barrier to institutional investment. Canadian LPs, despite a smaller market cap, have significantly higher trading volumes. The article suggests that rescheduling alone won't solve liquidity issues without additional regulatory changes.