Tilray Brands, Inc. (TLRY) saw a modest increase in its stock price, closing at $1.34, up 2.29% from the previous close of $1.31. The stock opened at $1.30 and reached a high of $1.39 during the day, with a trading volume of 21,123,418 shares, which is 82.72% of its average volume. The upward movement was primarily driven by investor reactions to the outcomes of Tilray's Annual General Meeting (AGM) held on November 22. All five agenda items received sufficient votes, but the decision on adding new shares was postponed to December 19 due to ongoing litigation in Delaware. This delay is perceived positively by investors wary of potential dilution. On social media, discussions highlighted optimism about Tilray's strategic positioning, with one user noting, "They want to be in a position of strength with rescheduling and other E.U. for acquisitions, strategic partnerships, etc." Additionally, insider buying activity was reported, with CFO Carl A. Merton purchasing 26,000 shares on November 15, which may have further bolstered investor confidence.