SNDL

Unlucky-Reporter-709

Why is this subreddit obsessed with trashing Tilray for dilution? 1: ACB total diluted shares- 7.43 billion (!!!) 2: CGC total diluted shares- 4.14 billion 3: SNDL total diluted shares-2.5 billion 4: HITI total diluted shares-1.32 billion **5: TLRY total diluted shares- 1.05 billion** 6: OGI total diluted shares- 563 million 7: CRON total diluted shares-375 million I am the first one to criticize Tilray, but my god the obsession with that company on this subreddit when the vast majority of cannabis companies are disasters and many are more or just as dilutive is just so obnoxious and stupid. And don't kid yourself, if MSOs had the same access to the larger market they would be digging into equity as well. It's free money as far as these companies are concerned, and when things open up more in the USA like in Canada, the competition will become extremely aggressive and the need for funds to grow and keep up will be vast. There isn't some inherent dilutive gene trait in all of the Canadian companies that US companies don't have.

Party-Count-4287

SNDL

Secret_Tapeworm

SNDL. It was my intro to retail trading, entered after the pump to experience the dump lol

mazsive

Soon they will go back to SNDL and pump it again too lmfao

CastMyGame

SNDL, keeping that -99% in my account to never forget. Don’t follow the regards

LearningSPXonly

Thought buying SNDK bought SNDL instead

CraftyAd5340

You sound like a SNDL bag holder…ask me how I know

Longjumping_Dirt_266

SNDL

LasVegasFruitTrees

SNDL is debt free with 250 million in cash reserves

No_Cell6708

Auxly's FCF margin is better than SNDL's gross margin bruh

LasVegasFruitTrees

SNDL king here

Orennji

Reminds of those AI-generated SNDL posts from a few months ago. Paragraphs full of buzzwords (analytics advantage, decentralization, house of local brands) that don't really say anything about the actual business.  

the_mammynun

It probably comes down to their large cash position and history of not playing by the rules. Last year there was speculation that SNDL was manipulating HITIs stock price. Some months later they disclosed a 5% position. Then 10% .. then 5% again. I'm not saying it's illegal but it validated earlier suspicions to a certain extent.  I also think SNDL has some of the best stores in the country -- between Value buds and SpritLeaf, so naturally it could be concerning to see a well capitalized competitor copying your model and doing it well, albeit illegally.

ging3r_gin3r

Don’t worry. Swordfish is now torturing us in the SNDL subreddit

Practical-Agency6754

$SNDL is due for another good ol wsb pump LOL

Calm-Welder2776

Crazy how no one is thinking about $SNDL after this Trulieve uplisting news. As soon as SNDL (via SunStream US) closes the acquisition of Surterra, the FL and TX medical businesses will be able to roll into the NASDAQ listed entity. Instant top 5 player in FL medical market, core TX medical license to grow with market, major retail and manufacturing player in Canada, access to European markets, currently almost a $1b/yr business, no debt, $200+M cash….. things can change fast with this one, majorly undervalued already

-flat-Earth-360

According to the portfolio 1. SNDL 2 EXK 3 FSM. Would you like me to continue?

Blowoutgamesnj

It might not be clear, but was curious if anyone knew: If MSOs gain the ability to uplift to the bug exchanges, could LPs like Canopy and SNDL be able to recognize their US plant touching assets? Or is that a separate issue?

Competitive-Ant2876

You’ll get a footprint and brand power from Cresco, without the regulatory headaches like licensing caps, zoning issues, “grow turning on”, it’d be a plug and play move if they merged. I don’t believe in LPs at all. The only one I believe in that will have US footprint will be SNDL. Everyone else is over hyped and misunderstood.

akaChadThundercock

I'm actually more surprised that Ontario entertained the idea of them buying more stores. Unless I'm missing something or misunderstanding(which is entirely possible), Ontario doesn't allow LPs to directly own stores and only allows 25% ownership at most. SNDL skirts around this by franchising some stores in Ontario and directly owning in Alberta. Buying a bunch of stores in Ontario seems like a pretty cut and dry violation of the rules, but then again they were able to buyout Value Buds 🤷‍♂️

GeoLogic23

SNDL acquisition of 1CM is [not going to go be completed](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/05/27/3302447/0/en/sndl-announces-update-on-arrangement-agreement-with-1cm-for-acquisition-of-ontario-cannabis-stores.html) all the way. >....due to a prolonged regulatory review proces....it will be unable to obtain the required regulatory approvals necessary....prior to the outside date of May 31, 2026 as set out in the amended and restated arrangement agreement.....the acquisition of the Ontario assets by SNDL is not expected to proceed and 1CM expects to be paid a termination fee from SNDL of $250,000. >...SNDL completed the first closing under the A&R Arrangement Agreement, pursuant to which SNDL acquired five cannabis retail stores....from 1CM. That transaction was completed and remains unaffected by this update. >SNDL intends to reallocate the capital previously reserved for the Ontario acquisition toward share repurchases under its existing Share Repurchase Program.

DooficusIdjit

SNDL

benderok37

Yet, all Canadian companies near at all time lows.  HITI, OG, SNDL, ACB, TLRY, CGC. 

Gambelero

One of the tendencies of capitalism, itself, is to over do things. I’ll use “cycling” here to refer to alternating periods irrational exuberance followed hard on by unjustified despair. In the period from WWII to Volcker, we had boom->recession cycle times of between three and four years, two post war in the forties, three in the fifties, two in the sixties and three from 1970 to 1981. The cycling between euphoria and panic was easiest to see in real estate. Canopy has been a poster child for cycling in our sector. It went up way beyond what future cash flows warranted several times during euphoric periods. Other companies (pre-Aphria Tilray up to $3000, VFF during the Texas hemp excitement, Charlotte’s Web during the CBD craze, and many others—note the numbers are split-adjusted) experienced similar run-ups. We’re sitting now where many of the LPs are way up from their capitulating despair level, but still down a huge amount from their highs in 21. What you have to ask yourself for Canopy and other LPs is whether you believe in their management. Someone in this pointed out the $4B wealth destruction. One could argue that Cronos’ managers have been the smartest. Fairview would nominate DeGiglio; others have pointed out Organigram’s management (though today’s report doesn’t give me a lot of confidence in the new CEO); others like High Tide; and you have to give SNDL’s management credit for their adroit reaction to the meme run, but they don’t seem nearly as successful when it comes to actually running a business. For my part, I see MSOs’ management as doing a much better job. Just in the sense of not making incredibly stupid acquisitions, they’ve been way better.

pincandies

good friday? i've been a cannabis long since the aphira days, made a tonne than lost most of it back. I only get a bunch of SNDL left, but after seeing the sector weak reaction to S3 confirmation I don't think there is any catalyst that will pump this sector like the old days. Meanwhile being stuck in this sector watching tech stocks rally on fumes was a bonus 2 for 1.

UsedState7381

MSOS had inflows today, the managers didn't added any new positions though, instead they used the inflow to clear 99% of the ETFs negative cash balance  https://x.com/i/status/2052578055013417139 This and them selling SNDL this week to also lower their debts, is very sudden and quite odd. I wonder if this them getting ready for uplisting.

akaChadThundercock

A buyout is definitely possible!  I doubt SNDL will be able to, they don't have enough cash for a buyout with the poison pill that HITI approved within the last year. But someone definitely could.

akaChadThundercock

I think its the best explanation for why HITI has such little volume compared compared to its peers. HITI has more revenue in its retail operations than SNDL has in retail and grow ops combined, yet has a fraction of the volume. I try to avoid expecting anything. Expectations are just delayed disappointment lmao. But Q2 really depends on remexian and how much the bottleneck in Portugal has been resolved. If it's fully resolved? It'll be a crazy good Q. But I doubt its fully resolved so it'll probably be solid but not enough to drive the price up a significant amount 

akaChadThundercock

Super bullish on HITI and frankly pretty bearish on most other names in this space. Why HITI over others? They're actually growing.  3 consecutive years of positive free cash flow. Their only competition in retail are SNDL and FIKA. FIKA is privately owned and has around 100 stores. They don't play in the discount space so not huge competition to HITI's model. SNDL's latest earnings showed they are doing nothing to outcompete HITI. They bought out the largest German importer by market share and have a clear competitive advantage over other importers. HITI can source product from a ton of LPs due to their relationship as the largest buyer of cannabis in Canada and because there is no conflict of interest as they aren't a producer themselves. Other importers mostly just have a connection with a single LP. As Europe opens up, the sheer variety and biomass that HITI will be able to move will exceed any individual LP. Their biggest catalyst they need is profitability, but growing costs money and that cost cannibalizes their EPS. It's also very much a GARP, and not a tech company that can exponentially increase their revenue in a short time frame. They trade below .5 P/S while others in this space are trading anywhere up to 5x that. Starbucks didn't get huge by growing beans. Anheuser-Busch didn't get big by growing barley. The money isn't in commodities, the money is in asset-lite retailers and cpg.

Trayeboujee

I second this, SNDL is my only MJ stock I've invested in for this reason.

Equivalent_Smell_325

Honestly? SNDL Aside from the no debts, no dilution, and mid cad retail cannabis and liquor business their biggest open secret is the US exposure through Sunstream/Parallel. that includes roughly 50 disclosed retail locations, with the bulk of them in Florida through surterra, plus smaller exposure in massachusetts and texas florida is the real asset here. Surterra has around 45 stores in one of the biggest medical cannabis markets in the U.S. Texas is smaller today, but the license itself could have long term value if the state ever expands the case is that the market is valuing it like a boring canadian cannabis/liquor retailer, while a large chunk of its market cap is backed by structured US cannabis exposure that could become much more valuable if rescheduling unlocks it not finanical advice

Equivalent_Smell_325

you know what surprises me? Zacks Research has SNDL rated STRONG SELL, while CGC is sitting at STRONG BUY can someone smarter than me explain the rationale for me?

akaChadThundercock

They're certainly not in this subreddit at least 🤣. Tbf, as I'm writing this comment, SNDL has higher volume than TLRY and only about 100,000 fewer shares traded today than MSOS. Much less in total $, but still pretty active so its clearly on someone's radar.

Critical-Snow-7000

I forgot SNDL years ago.

GeoLogic23

One future catalyst for SNDL that nobody mentions is the potential for cannabis beverages to move from dispensaries into regular alcohol retail, similar to what is happening in the US. The alcohol companies were super involved in Canadian cannabis, so I assume when/if they make their move in the US, then we'll magically get cannabis beverages sold alongside their alcohol products in Canada.

King_Chron

The SunStream joint venture contributed a profit and higher other comprehensive income, lifting the investment segment * **SunStream restructuring progress**: As U.S. cannabis rescheduling gains momentum, the restructuring of the Parallel and Skymint investments continues to advance toward completion, with only a limited number of remaining requirements outstanding. * As of March 31, 2026, the Company has deployed capital to a portfolio of cannabis-related investments with a carrying value of $410.1 million, including $395.4 million to SunStream Bancorp Inc. (“**SunStream**”). This carrying value was increased by $12.5 million during the first quarter of 2026, primarily due to an increase in the USD to CAD exchange rate from 1.3706 on December 31, 2025 to 1.3939 on March 31, 2026. * The previously disclosed restructuring process relating to Skymint continues. On April 1, 2026, the Michigan Supreme Court has agreed to hear oral argument on applications for leave to appeal. The Court has not reached a decision on the merits. Timing and outcomes remain uncertain and are subject to court process and other factors. * The previously disclosed restructuring process relating to Parallel continues. On February 4, 2025, the Florida Department of Health approved the transfer of Parallel’s license, representing an important milestone in completing Parallel’s restructuring process. In December 2025, a settlement was reached resolving the final remaining litigation, and SNDL currently expects the strict foreclosure process to close in Q3 2026, subject to completion of remaining steps, satisfaction of applicable conditions, and any required approvals. * The investment portfolio generated a positive operating income of $2.0 million in the first quarter of 2026, primarily driven by interests earned from our cash accounts. * On April 23, 2026, the DOJ and DEA issued an order placing FDA-approved cannabis products and state-regulated medical cannabis in Schedule III, while launching an expedited process to reschedule all cannabis from Schedule I. This move is expected to eliminate 280E tax burdens, expand research, improve regulation, and enhance access to capital, strengthening the industry outlook, with direct relevance to SNDL given its exposure to core US medical markets through its SunStream credit exposure.

akaChadThundercock

I have a small SNDL position that I sold CCs against. I'm mostly interested to see how many shares of HITI they still own but I'm not really expecting anything especially good or bad from their earnings. The company is fine and honestly much healthier than most that get mentioned here, but they've also never shown an ability to grow organically.

Equivalent_Smell_325

SNDL earning tomorrow pre market, thoughts folks?

SuzyCreamcheezies

Thanks for the info. I don't follow SNDL too closely.

GeoLogic23

Yea that could definitely make sense. I really don't see them pursuing the exact same business model as MSOs. LPs have previously been connected to those sort of huge grow companies (Sunniva, Copperstate, etc.) that'd make sense for interstate. I think Copperstate still seems like a good acquisition target if interstate happens, and I think Glass House is prime target due to their low cost growing. If interstate happens, a company like Trulieve better partner with Glass House or someone similar immediately. Or if LPs do just go for the MSO model, there's lots of ways for LPs to do stuff in the US that isn't even in direct competition with the current MSOs. Plenty of states they aren't even in. I think the idea that anything besides a "tier 1" isn't valuable is ridiculous. Most of the companies with decent financials are probably smaller companies that didn't take on massive debt loads to expand into markets, only to pull out of half of them. Everyone here is so often focused on who has the most revenue. I'd have to look for them, but there were surveys not super long ago where there was a decent percentage of cannabis companies that claimed they turned a profit. I can't remember but like 25%+. We know practically zero of those were publicly listed MSOs. And not only that, but there are probably tons of distressed assets to pick up right now. Including some recent MSOs lol Obviously this is at least part of the strategy, considering that's exactly what SNDL and Cronos (via Gotham Green) are doing. A few smaller operators that are pieced together could have plenty of revenue, while not having massive debt to pay off. Or as you say, maybe they don't want to be in retail whatsoever. Why wouldn't a company like Tilray/CGC not leverage their beverage retail connections to focus on federally legal hemp products? Several LPs already sell low dose hemp edibles. Tilray is already partnered with CWEB. LPs could focus on getting their low dose hemp products in a store like Walmart, where they could sell recreational beverages, hemp supplements over the counter, and also pharmaceutical hemp products via in-store pharmacies. That fits their current business trajectories way better than acquiring themselves into what MSOs are currently doing. Or how about just doing a RYM/GTI type setup. What is Tilray doing with MedMen right now? How about licensing that brand to an MSO, while also launching MedMen hemp products through Tilray? Could be just waiting for the hemp situation to resolve, which of course people have questions about. I'm personally extremely confident low dose products are going to continue to be sold in regular retail. Or how about LPs just acquire brands? MSOs could have just done a great job helping expand plenty of outside cannabis brands over the years, which are then just going to get bought by other companies. Insiders like Jason Wild, the Aphria guys, Michael Auerbach, etc have all made investments in brands in recent years. I feel like we could be creative with these sort of discussions if people weren't so desperate to shoot down any idea that the current largest revenue MSOs might not be the only viable way to make money in the US cannabis market.

SuzyCreamcheezies

Canopy has Acreage and SNDL has Sunstream. I think Cronos has some level of MSO investment and Tilray *may* have some California licenses from the MedMen bankruptcy. I'm very curious how the "broader rescheduling" will shake out over the summer. LPs are generally not retail operators and I wonder if some (looking at VFF and Texas) are hoping for conditions that allow for interstate commerce so that they can function more closely to how they do in Canada and international. Be part of the supply chain and product creation, but without the retail component.

TheOriginalBushToad

So, you're telling me my TLRY and SNDL bags are still worthless?

Bansionboy

Do i keep my $2 calls expiring may 15th on SNDL ?

the_mammynun

Yeah there have been suspicious sell offs nearly every quarter for the past 2 years. I'm sure management suspected SNDL at one point as they bought and sold millions of shares. We will see if anything comes of it.

the_mammynun

I suspect they are trying to make their potential culprit aware of the investigation, thus the PR.  As a shareholder of 4 years, I do believe it's possible someone is manipulating our stock on key dates. SNDL would be the obvious cuprit, but I'm not jumping to that conclusion. I'm glad management is taking this seriously, as even our best earnings have sold off enormously. I'm talking 10-25% gains in after market erased at open, again and again. The broader market doesn't notice, but shareholders do.

akaChadThundercock

I would hope they have a smoking gun or this press release is not a good look.  Its definitely within the realm of possibility when you see SNDL's ever changing amount of HITI shares. But even then, if there's no coordination between multiple parties, then anyone who isn't an insider can buy or sell, long or short, whenever they want as far as I'm aware.

GeoLogic23

If WeedMaps is serious about shifting their business into cannabis that would require them delisting, those assets could make a lot of sense. Both companies have connections to [SNDL](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1ssgwxt/comment/ohp5exb/?context=3&utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). The lobbyist WeedMaps is using is very focused on Florida.

ciavs

Buy low! Weed stocks are easy money if you're not a retard. SNDL printed for me for like 4 months in 21' and I'm up 30% when I got back in this year. I'm about to make like $200 bucks!

Bansionboy

SNDL is your cannabis play for the day, thank me later

Bansionboy

If you want a healthy cannabis company to swing trade this news use SNDL, their one of few with good fundamentals and on Nasdaq.

Bansionboy

SNDL today boys, big winner out of this cannabis reform

Beautiful_Proof586

SNDL going strong🌓

Oedipusflex99

lol the SNDL pop 6 years later 

TheOriginalBushToad

Even after today's news, I'm still carrying these TLRY and SNDL bags.....

GeoLogic23

WeedMaps is delisting because they apparently want to make some move in the cannabis industry. Comments from WeedMaps: >...optionality to expand our strategic scope is essential to the future of the Company, and our Nasdaq listing limits that optionality. >We remain hopeful that one day federal policy will catch up to the will of the people and permit cannabis companies to operate in a more regular way while listing on the major U.S. exchanges. [WeedMaps is federally lobbying with the firm Rubin Turnbull](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1jnxbvs/comment/mko6xoz/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). This firm was previously [used by the cannabis company Parallel Brands](https://tallahasseereports.com/2021/03/03/nikki-frieds-connections-to-new-cannabis-company-raise-questions/) in Florida. Parallel's assets are now under SNDL's control, and [SNDL was the one other cannabis company talking about possibly voluntarily de-listing, on 5/1/2025.](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1kc61o0/comment/mpzznd8/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) >In recent months, SNDL has received inbound interest from multiple cannabis operators in both Canada and the United States that have expressed interest in being acquired or pursuing asset-level or corporate transactions..... >To fully evaluate these opportunities and preserve strategic flexibility, the Board is assessing whether to maintain the Company's current equity market listings, or transition to an alternative structure - similar to leading U.S multi-state operators who operate outside of NYSE and Nasdaq exchange frameworks. Such a move would provide SNDL with the regulatory latitude to actively manage a broader North American cannabis platform, potentially consolidating licensed cannabis businesses across multiple U.S. states. WeedMaps starts lobbying on 3/7/2025 with a SNDL connected lobbyist. Two months later SNDL says they have had interest in recent months from operators in the US and may voluntarily delist. But now WeedMaps is the one to delist? WeedMaps current lobbyist (as of 3/7/2025) also lobbies for JUUL (2/1/2025), Brown-Forman (4/1/2025), and Trulieve (8/1/2025), among others.

Bansionboy

VM analyze options for SNDL

Bansionboy

VM show me the GEX profile for SNDL

justacaucasian

I still have 2 SNDL shares that are literally sitting there eating crayons doing nothing. I wont sell them til I breakeven

Bansionboy

Any SNDL holders... you think we follow this hype cycle ?

b-rad2016

Is SNDL going to the moon, biggest increases just randomly hitting today.

MatrixOrigin

SNDL, HITI and VFF. I was for sure expecting a TLRY pump 😂

vinotai

Welcome to my SNDL hell

Trayeboujee

SNDL is already ahead of the game

Lebempe

SNDL has been doing a buyback for years

RealEvilMaster777

$SNDL is a steal at this price unreal

GeoLogic23

Those companies aren't much smaller than SNDL. Considering an acquisition premium, that would be more like a merger than an acquisition. I would imagine someone like Decibel would make more sense, or another company of similar or smaller size.

Trayeboujee

This is exactly what I heard, but no source, it was mentioned on yahoo finance SNDL comment thread

Trayeboujee

An news coming out of SNDL?

Beautiful_Proof586

This week's great stock choice- SNDL

Beautiful_Proof586

Who is in SNDL

Equivalent_Smell_325

dug into the SNDL news a bit more, and this is just my take, but with Tyler Robson leaving yesterday as president of cannabis, it seems like a role mismatch Tyler’s background is really in cannabis science, extraction, and operations. Ryan Hellard, whos stepping in on an interim basis, comes from a much more retail and marketing side of the business. to me that probably means the immediate goal during this interim stretch is more about keeping projects organized and the overall business moving, rather than making some big operational shift right away what’s still unclear is whether tyler left voluntarily or was pushed out. The 6-K doesn’t say either way, so that part is still up in the air and for anyone who remembers, Tyler was the founder and CEO of Valens, which got bought by SNDL near its 52 week low my honest view: the negative here is that Tyler actually does have real experience running a cannabis platform, especially on the extraction and operations side, so losing him at this stage isn’t ideal. on the flip side, hes also not the typical operations executive you see at some of these bigger companies. someone like Perron at CGC came in with more of an advisory/CPA background through the MTL deal, and Miller at ACB has CPG/pharma, supply chain background. Im not convinced it was the best fit for where SNDL is trying to go now ryan makes sense as the interim pick because hes been with the company longer, knows the corporate strategy, and understands the brand portfolio side. hes probably the best person to keep a bunch of moving pieces coordinated in the short term. that said I dont really see him as the long term answer either verdict, overall a bad move, pushing this through without a clear successor

ging3r_gin3r

I’m always buying SNDL baby

SwordfishOk504

https://sndl.com/news/news-details/2026/SNDL-Announces-Leadership-Transition-for-Cannabis-Segment/default.aspx

the_mammynun

It's interesting because of their cash but I don't like that so much of their business is tied up in alcohol retail, growing, and sunstream. I don't dislike the CEO but I don't like how they've deployed capital.  HITI is less capitalized but I feel they've been executing better and the remexian deal could be huge for them. Market discount is proportional to SNDL.

Redheff

Has anyone been buying SNDL within this month?

ShengLong-Call

I won’t say still commenting on it. I did SNDL, SPCE, BBBY, all that other dumb shit first. Saved the best or worst for last. I got a lotta crypto holders as well. Who ever was doing it before now wasnt me.

ShengLong-Call

Well SPCE and SNDL Bagholders have pretty much given up already. I enjoy pissing in Cheerios 🤣

No_Love_Gained

SNDL -10% away from 52 lows, who would have predicted this back on 18th Dec.

It_is_Fries_No_Patat

My SNDL's are not that great...

SwordfishOk504

The other person is correct. Viridis is a cannabis producer in Alberta. They have no connection to SNDL at all.

SmoothBrainHtooms

Viridis is a cannabis investment and operating company connected to SNDL Inc.. It functions as part of SNDL’s broader strategy to invest in, finance, and help operate cannabis businesses rather than relying solely on cultivation or retail sales

pincandies

ah yes, VFF is your holding... I guess trashing LPs like CGC TLRY SNDL didn't help your cause lol

Lebempe

Been following SNDL for 6 years very closely. What is Viridis? Seems like your AI may have hallucinated

NoOcelot

SNDL and VFF are the only two LPs I know of that are buying back shares.

Tokaiiiiii

SNDL is an outlier today, they had very decent earnings

GeoLogic23

That's not just cash. That includes the value they apply to their investments. Practically every time SNDL is brought up that number gets misinterpreted as just their cash. Cash is $250M.

Ausdummer

SNDL with a $649.9M cash war chest and 15.1M shares repurchased since Q4 2024 🤤

Rare-Willingness4022

SNDL & GETTY Images. Most oil stocks over month frame will keep gapping up week in week out I think also. Like trio petroleum or EONR

the_mammynun

With SNDL It's important to understand that they've acquired every business/asset that defines them. They have some decent retail assets (ValueBuds, SpiritLeaf), but they've only achieved that through agressive dilution and M&A. In my view they've never proven they can grow organically. I also feel they are weighed down by poor/non-strategic acquisitions in alcohol retail, grow ops (Valens), and complicated US structure (Sunstream) which have not proven advantageous.  Overall I'm not impressed with their management or diversification strategy, but they have lots of cash and a #2 position in Canadian retail. 

Ausdummer

SNDL earnings in 8 days.

MrSquigglyPub3s

Took a big loan from the bank Friday to go all in on WeBull and SNDL!!!!! My the tardnation god bless me with tardness!!!!!

Ausdummer

[https://www.canadianinsider.com/company-insider-filings?ticker=SNDL](https://www.canadianinsider.com/company-insider-filings?ticker=SNDL)

Ausdummer

SNDL with 1.25M shares repurchased in Jan. One of the few approved buybacks being actioned on in this space

Background-Summer-56

Translation: SNDL issued us convertible notes and we need you to buy the shares that we just converted. We'll, my bosses did anyway, and I want them to keep hiring me to post this slop.

Gambelero

Geo is right of course. Dilution is not the primary cause of CGC’s stock price resiliency. SNDL is worth a lot more now because they diluted whole hog at the top of their meme run. VFF was very smart to dilute at the end of the Texas hemp run-up.

Total_Schedule591

I have 1 share of SNDL that made 2cents today, my top performer

The_Insider_Edge

Could see both of these get bought out by $SNDL, $CGC or $TLRY very soon. M&A accumulation has begun for cannabis and schedule III is suppose to happen this week before month end!

constructiontimeagnn

$FCX , if the Golden Egg is precious, the Goose that lays them is...... $FCX mines Gold, Silver and most precious of all Copper. Structural Deficit, even if they open up the mines, even if they start using Aluminum more than Copper, $FCX continues to climb, more so when mine Grasberg mine reopens. Long on $SNDL on Rescheduling Pending, $BB on QNX imbeddedness in all things mechanized, autonomous, humanoids. Long on $UAMY only antimony full vertical in the US, $EU only full vertical Uranium extraction vs pit mining, and can yellowcake their own Uranium.

FiduciaryArchitect

Excellent analysis OP! SNDL is totally undervalued in the current market. I believe this will be a transformative year with rescheduling, FCF growth and recent acquisitions like 1CM coming to fruition.

Twist_of_Fate_44

Yours is one of the weakest pump attempts I've seen on this board in sometime now Without looking, I'm gonna guess that you're 'invested' in Auxly .. but maybe have some SNDL, TLRY or HITI too??