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What a roller coaster for CWEB owners
The runup in CWEB is a preview of what happens when there approval for these products at the federal level, and makes me optimistic that we'll see a similar run in the MSOs when rescheduling is finalized
They had mentioned they wanted to combine Hawthorne Gardening with an MSO, so it's not a huge surprise. Should've maybe seen it coming with Vireo being one of the few super active buyers lately. I think this might also make sense of why SMG transferred the Hawthorne Collective to a third party, while simultaneously still saying we were getting Schedule 3. Hawthorne Collective contains an investment in Fluent, which has New York operations. Unless I'm misremembering, Vireo is also in New York. So maybe there were license overlap issues. I commented briefly about Payne below. It is intriguing considering Heineken just started lobbying for hemp, and then gets involved with one of the companies with strong hemp ambitions. I already have my Glass House investment, but I did take a smaller flyer on LEEF today, since they are Glass House's extraction partner. Any move into beverages or CPG would theoretically need lots of extraction. But I haven't dug deep enough into LEEF at this point. Just playing around with some CWEB winnings.
Right now, taking profits on CWEB might be premature. Gains have been solid, but the major catalysts, like clearer federal guidance on CBD and broader market adoption.....haven’t hit yet....... Institutional money is mostly on the sidelines, aside from BAT’s significant stake, so it’s worth watching who’s following their lead. also unless the MLB dumped their shares, they still own like 4% of them as well.
Anyone taking profits on their CWEB position here?
I disagree, it's people taking the path of least resistance Meme stock trading 101 stuff -- and not saying CWEB is a meme stock but pull the 5yr chart, it's easy pickings
CWEB is saving me. Everything else is deep deep red.
This is the trick to play the underlyings as MSOS swap structure is almost a bane to this sector and helps keep most tickers undrcheck. One of many reasons why CWEB hasnt been affected is because of little to no overhang by MSOS and its shenanigans. Glta
> CBD acquisitions This was for all CBD players (incl the likes of CWEB) and may change fairly quickly with new CBD legislations in the pipeline HITI needs to strat showcasing their US and UK cbd brands more cos that's going to be the next big cpg play. Glta
OGI will have its CWEB day sometime soon. It's just a matter of time. Glta
Good rational points greenbelieve and Kbarbs. My primary regret is not selling all my weedstocks the day before 18 Dec. I obviously did not realize how much of a STN event this actually would be. I am now left with waiting for the next bit of good news...the trick is now determining when STN kicks in next time (as in 12:50 pm on 18 Dec). Tilray's 8 Jan Q Report was pretty much what I expected (as I said "meh"). I have come to not expect much from any weedstock and am banking on S3 clarity news to provide a boost and hopefully an exit. FWIW, I am no longer a Tilray fan...tough to come to that conclusion after believing there would be some sort of Cinderella story here. I do believe it will benefit from any S3 clarity, but long term? Not sure how they will live down Simon's proven track record of share dilution for questionable acquisitions. Rest assured, when I finally sell my remaining shares of Tilray I won't be coming on here to trash the company...it is not my "duty" to warn others about this (or any other company). This subreddit has become such a buzz kill in this regard. There is the occasional enlightened post (most recently geologic's synopsis of CWEB) but mostly just trash talk. The sad truth is I actually strongly believe in CBD from a medical perspective (it changed my life as far as pain management of arthritis)...and this belief has interfered with making sound investment decisions in this sector. I do believe Tilray's medical distribution system in Germany is the best model. I am completely taken aback by the lack of understanding of the US government. The outright misinformation and lies about CBD and THC is hard to comprehend.But then, the concept of Greenland being invaded was inconceivable up to about a year ago. Canada becoming the 51st state is no longer an absurd thought (assuming Greenland becomes something like another Puerto Rico). The state of the world is the worst I have seen. I did not mean to slip into politics, but regardless of the movement on S3 by this government, I worry about what's to come in a way I have never worried before.
Nothing burger to me. First half is the origin story of CWEB we've all heard a million times. How more people need to be educated about CBD, etc. Then vague S3 speculation, hyping up Defloria/Ajna clinical trials, exactly nothing on if BAT is helping them concretely in any way, and absolutely no discussion on financials.
fyi The Dime, 5 hrs ago, podcast guest was CEO of CWEB.
CWEB with the Medicare pilot program news and Defloria association
Right. You were trying to find what I had previously posted about CWEB. That's why I was directing you to my profile, because you said you couldn't find anything from me that wasn't 2+ years old. Idk what you're even saying here anymore. Good luck out there.
You mentioned you’d posted consistently on CWEB and that you liked them. I was curious why. I haven’t seriously considered them for a number of years now and wanted to know what changed. You commonly do deep dives exploring connections. I take it for granted you post them knowing that’s how they’ll be used.
>Tilray has a position of some sort in CWEB They have no position/ownership but a partnership.
Given his comments I decided to search on CWEB in this sub. Geo's most recent posts on them, sorted by new, start at two years ago.
**CBD/hemp opportunities internationally.** Markets that aren't going to be opening up to intoxicating THC anytime soon could open for hemp/CBD. Think of larger more conservative markets like India, where BAT has a major presence. Or even if they open up for medical cannabis, CWEB has a history of being a first mover in new low-THC medical markets. I assume a reason CWEB partnered with Tilray years ago was because at that time Tilray had the certifications/manufacturing capability CWEB would need to export CBD internationally. I know CWEB has had a deal for years with InterCure in Israel, where they will distribute CWEB products once Israel changes CBD laws. This was supposed to happen years ago. And Tilray used to export to InterCure themselves, so Tilray being the middleman for CWEB/InterCure makes sense. Tilray and CWEB were also both partnered with Southern Glazers for CBD distribution in the US in 2022, which never materialized. Since then Tilray has obtained more beverage assets, along with the distribution that comes with it. This is another area their partnership could benefit each other. **Hemp incorporated into the industrial market and carbon credit market.** Increasing your CBD margins by selling the byproducts of CBD production to fiber, food, fuel, and carbon markets. Lots of ex-Canopy people including Bruce Linton left Canopy to go pursue opportunities in this area. The best thing would be if hemp was part of our biofuel ecosystem imo. It's so much better than corn. Bruce Linton used to say that by the time you got to the point of extracting CBD, you should already have a profit from the other parts of the plant being upcycled into fiber and fuel. CWEB appointed Jessica Saxton as CFO right after BAT's investment. She came directly from AB InBev, where she was the CFO for their subsidiary that upcycled their spent grains from producing alcohol. If this sort of industrial hemp market is developed and supported, CBD really could be an incredible gold mine for major corporations. A highly regulated product so they can control it, but one that could cost almost nothing to produce and still demand a high price markup in a huge variety of CPG products.
Correct, which [I was also sure to point out](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1nte2kg/comment/ngt9uxj/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) after the CBD video. With BAT involved, it seems like the most obvious thing would be for OGI to give them some Jupiter money or for BAT to invest more themselves. OGI has already followed up on investments that BAT had previously made, such as Open Book Extracts and Sanity Group. The amount of money CWEB would need to last a few quarters could be found in BAT's couch cushions. And right now BAT is actively investing into OGI to get to 50%, while they only have 20% of CWEB locked down. But regardless you would still need a path to profitability. Here are some options for CWEB: **CBD incorporated into the medical system.** This is being discussed with Medicare now. CWEB was a pioneer early CBD acceptance, as well as being the main driver behind Florida's initial medical cannabis program. Besides their history, they have their current joint venture with BAT that is in Phase 2 of FDA trials for CBD to treat autism. They have strains with a long history and strong patent protection. Lots of reasons to think they will be a winner in medical CBD. **CBD allowed as a dietary supplement.** This was a specific part of BAT's initial investment. I am pretty confident that hemp beverages are going to be regulated, so if that happens that means CBD is allowed in ingestible products by the FDA. CWEB has some of the best partnerships in the CBD industry such as BAT, Walmart, MLB, etc.. so they will be sure to get shelf space in key places. Right now major retail like Walmart don't sell ingestible CBD, which is where the big money is. Topicals aren't big sellers. Similar to how hemp beverages didn't sell until they were actually on shelves in retail, ingestible CBD should see large sales increases if they are in regular retail. **CBD supply partnerships in CPG/beverage.** If CBD is allowed in food/beverages, then besides CWEB selling their own CBD as a dietary supplement, this opens up the market for them to supply CBD to a major CPG company looking to expand into CBD. Or to supply CBD to new products being pushed by BAT. Besides the potential for CBD to be incorporated into tobacco/vape products, BAT has been expanding into several wellness/functional drink brands through their venture capital arm ([Btomorrow Ventures](https://www.btomorrowv.com/)). And CWEB was supposed to be releasing a CBD seltzer in late 2022, but never did. Instead they got their BAT investment. Makes more sense to supply CBD to another BAT brand than to try to launch a new CWEB drink brand. I definitely see a possibility that beverage brands like Celsius will have a CBD energy drink in the near future. Pepsi had a hemp oil Rockstar they were testing out in 2022. And back when Coke was rumored to be getting into CBD, one thing that was discussed was that very few (if any) companies could possibly supply CBD at scale and consistency that a company like Coke would need. Besides scale issues, there were also CBD emulsion issues in 2020. Idk I just feel like the big beverage/alcohol brands needed a few years, but they are now ready to make a serious move. THC beverages are mostly similar to one market segment (alcohol), but CBD beverages can cover a much wider range of actual market segments such as water, coffee, sports drinks, energy drinks, tea, etc.. CBD has a much larger addressable market than THC.
This is why I've always preferred OGI. I could just never see anything good in CWEB. Since they're both under the BAT umbrella, it's a fair chance OGI will be the vehicle for uplisting of their US investments.
afaik Tilray has a position of some sort in CWEB
I'm saying that I did not wait for the news. I had already built my position in CWEB by the day of the EO. I have been averaging into CWEB for about 2.5 years, and have [talked about it plenty](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/15n82nd/comment/jvktvj3/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). Essentially once I expected Farm Bill discussions to start in 2023 I began averaging into what I considered the best CBD play, because the CBD market was the only market I was extremely confident would be taking a step forward whenever the next Farm Bill actually got done.
>On the day of the S3 Executive Order my largest position by far was in [CWEB Has this now changedged to INCR now, cos I moved a bit of my CWEB gains into it. Glta
On the day of the S3 Executive Order my largest position by far was in [CWEB](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1nv46j2/comment/nh6w2ud/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button).
Could BAT be considered big AG? BAT is the money and driving force behind the Phylos move by OGI. Especially the THCV strains. BAT is also a very big investor in CWEB. I say this in a very good way as BAT was without a doubt the most ethical, and best marketers in the tabacco business that I ever worked with.
Intercure's price action has been crazy. They've hit ATL today, and it was my last trade for 2025. Good luck to all weedstockers .Remember, this time last year, everyone had given up on this sector and see how far this has progressed. Just hang in there, make the moves that seem right to you. Cheers and HNY 2026.. A few of my notable trades this year for reference. loss of 30k lcad on my AYR position Over 3X on CWEB (more than making up for AyR loss) Cycling out of my CBST position of over 100k cad w/o taking a loss. Repositioning most of my canna holdings held since the election cycle in 2024. Overall, way hetter year trading this sector than the last few. Cheers
Phylos is based in the US, and have been collecting genetic data from the US for years. This deal doesn't give OGI exclusive US rights, but could in the future. >Organigram receives five-year exclusivity on its chosen autoflower cultivars across international markets, including Canada, Australia, the UK, Germany, and Israel, with **the ability to add new exclusive territories as it expands globally**. Phylos was the company that got into hot water when they were recorded saying they were [going to sell out to Big Ag](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1f0qh0k/comment/ljvqxgy/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). I've been watching genetics closely, because historically that's how agricultural products have been dominated by the big corps. It's interesting that OGI is acquiring genetics, while CWEB has also been one of the companies [patenting their own genetics](https://www.newcannabisventures.com/charlottes-web-secures-u-s-utility-patents-for-two-new-hemp-varietals-with-superior-cannabinoid-expression/). >‘Lindorea’ and ‘Kirsche’ are the world’s first two allowed U.S. Utility Patents reading on feminized hybrid hemp plants.
Nearly 15x of normal daily avg ( 3 months) , so that's definitely something. >InterCure is already connected to OGI and CWEB, so it would fill out BAT's global footprint nicely. I was aware of their (INCR) supply agreement with OGI, but I didn't think it was anything strategic.
Yea that volume today was interesting. I was buying more, so hopefully it's not big volume due to something bad. I'm kind of hoping OGI uses this opportunity to throw some of their Jupiter money at them. InterCure is already connected to OGI and CWEB, so it would fill out BAT's global footprint nicely.
Higher than avg vol today on this ticker btw..I hope its not you buying out everything on the open market with your CWEB gains..lol Cheers and GL
One of the companies they work with is going under, so I think they might lose some money that they are owed by them. This filing was posted on 12/18, which seems to be when the decline started. [https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1857030/000149315225028382/form6-k.htm](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1857030/000149315225028382/form6-k.htm) >On December 15, 2025, InterCure...became aware that the Bazelet group of companies....has initiated restructuring proceedings before the Israeli District Court, including an application for a temporary stay of proceedings. >Bazelet is a service provider of the Company for production, EU-GMP-certified export, and distribution services in the Israeli market. In addition, Bazelet purchases raw materials and products from the Company from time to time. >The Company holds checks issued by Bazelet in an aggregate amount of **approximately NIS 27 million**, **which remain outstanding during the stay of proceedings**. I've been buying some more on this dip with my CWEB profits. It's always a little extra risky because it's much harder to know what's going on in Israel, but this doesn't appear to be anything directly related to InterCure's operations. They did say they work with this company for EU-GMP exports though, so idk if that puts any damper on them wanting to expand into the EU or US.
Being finally up on my CWEB position after so many years feel good 😅
CWEB also has an autism drug in Phase 2 trial.
wildly overinflated solely for name recognition, but yes it may spike even bigger with actual S3 news, speculative trading. It's an easily farmable plant ("green corn"). CWEB's only meaningful asset is their name brand. Genetic breeding work they did illegally pre-2018 is nothing special. Kentucky has warehouses of comparable seed stock that'll be sold to interested farmers (after the 2025 hemp growing ban is resolved). CBD's price drive to the bottom will be brutal. $500 will be a lifetime supply soon enough. Dry hemp flower is already $100/pound... a pound of CBD isolate is more than most seniors will ever consume. Which corn brand name would you invest into ?
Charlottes Web ( CWEB) seems to finally have woken up. I’m assuming because is pretty much a pour cbd play.
With the Medicare news I will avg up a bit once I have some play money. Or maybe sell some bank stocks and take a little gamble with more CWEB. https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/charlotte-s-web-serves-as-a-premier-cbd-partner-for-landmark-medicare-and-medicaid-pilot-program-863812850.html
I hold some CWEB in my TFSA (avg is .255) so no.
CWEB setting new highs every day :)
Perhaps the craziest day I’ve ever seen for OGI and I’ve been following for a long time. Down like 16%, then to -5%, finishing at -9%. All this on 6.571 milly volume which is certainly not normal for OGI. Could be many reasons but I find it interesting that CWEB has been pumping. With the EO what prevents BAT bringing their two horses together? 59 mill left in the Jupiter fund. Do you think this makes strategic sense? Genuinely curious for those that follow closer than I. Anyhow, because no one else did it that I saw…o, g, I lost all my money!
My CWEB bags from the last two years are starting to feel light again as i missed taking profits inbtheblast run up. Just looking at the charts, it looks like a double top. I am hoping it bucks the trend and keeps chugging. Glta
CWEB getting some respect for a change.
CWEB highest closing price in like 2 years I think
Welp some of my CBD picks are up mucho. CWEB for the win.
I don't really have a specific exit plan. I was taking profits at the end of last week, but I still have an extremely large CWEB position. My original plan with them was that I was confident long term, but if things weren't looking great I would be able to get out on a significant pump when the Farm Bill was getting redone, as I have always been confident CBD would be legitimized further. So even if CWEB wasn't looking great, I was expecting some sort of CBD pump at some point. I'm still pretty confident in CWEB though, so I didn't exit that much of my position, and will wait and reload if cannabis/CBD falls out of the news cycle leading up to April. If so I'll look to re-invest some of my profits sometime in February I'm guessing, but I'll keep an eye out for other opportunities in the meantime. Hopefully it just continues to climb though and we won't have to worry about timing dips. Between their pharma ambitions and their potential retail expansion in places like Walmart, they have some of the highest upside in the sector imo. Products that are intoxicating like THC don't have nearly the reach of a product like CBD that can be implemented in all sorts of products. With the GOP's love of the supplement market, I just can't envision them not eventually classifying lower-dose CBD as a dietary supplement, which would be massive for CWEB.
CWEB (2x leverage) is up 1.26%. No idea why KWEB is down by so much.
IMO, its still very early stages, and CWEB price appreciation has fairly a long run. Btw, what's your exit strategy on this one (assuming you have have one). For me, it's a very long hold and add on meaningful dips.
Yea and CWEB saying they'll partner for the CBD stuff. Probably spoke too quickly about nothing else of substance, but more so I guess I mean that the SMG stuff was the only unexpected comments. Sounds like they want to make some sort of Hawthorne move in early 2026 to merge it with a cannabis company. I'm excited for M&A to pick up again. The Tilray stuff isn't super substantive to me until they actually do some sort of acquisition/partnership though. I'm not sure what Tilray Medical USA really is at this point other than a press release.
SMG, Fluent, Tilray, CWEB. Yea lots of them commented on it.
Yea I was surprised at how CBD-heavy it was. Two things I am looking for with the CWEB/Tilray relationship. 1. Beverage distribution. Back in 2022 several companies were signed with Southern Glazers to distribute CBD drinks. CWEB was supposed to be launching a CBD seltzer late in 2022, and had also signed with Southern Glazers for CBD products earlier that year. I will be curious if CWEB does another foray into the beverage space, or if perhaps BAT has decided OGI will focus on that area with Collective Project. 2. International distribution. Tilray and CWEB both have a history with InterCure in Israel. As far as I am aware, we are still waiting on a final rule in Israel to greatly expand CBD use. It's been stalled for years. Understandable as they are busy doing a genocide. But CWEB has a deal with Intercure that when CBD access is expanded InterCure will distribute CWEB's products in Israel. So I figure that Tilray would manufacture the products and export them to InterCure for CWEB, since Tilray already does CWEB gummies in Canada and Tilray was exporting cannabis to InterCure in the past.
CWEB is a scam, stay away. It would be on bankruptcy without their pumpy PR
Ah, that was it. A very CBD-heavy announcement, with a schedule 3 footnote. Lol. Good for CWEB. I wonder if LPs lean into CBD products while they hold out for schedule 3 legislation? Maybe Tilray could leverage their relationship with CWEB to get some products on the shelves quickly?
Hope you already own CWEB and are not thinking about jumping all in only after its huge run up.
I get that people are bummed, so trying to crystallize why the hype did not pan out... at least for today. Aside from relief around 280e, what were people expecting with cannabis moving from schedule 1 to schedule 3? Most MSOs already function within state-level recreational or medical, so what direct effect were people expecting on revenue and bottom line numbers going forward? IMO this price action reflects that uncertainty. It's not exactly clear how S3 might benefit MSOs directly until more details around legislation are confirmed. Movers like CWEB today makes sense with so much emphasis on CBD, talk of insurance coverage and a direct line to more revenue. It's a bit less clear for MSOs. I also think this is the reason for the more muted move to the downside for LPs today. The uncertainty does very little for their existing operations, while also confirming that a *massive* new m medical market will soon open up for them. If anything, this may mean less direct competition with MSOs who decide to focus on state-level recreational. Thoughts?
CWEB is up 47% and climbing fast - I remember when it was $10 - now 33 cents
I'm probably one of the only people here who is just as excited about CBD potentially being included as for Schedule 3 to happen. CWEB's movement seems to be indicating it's a good possibility.
I tracked that down. Don't have the time or interest in chasing down a strategy on CWEB / others that may benefit from such things. But it does seem like it could be make for good laggard trade amid all the other noise this is sure to bring.
Yea i agree there's a solid chance of that, but i don't have the time or energy to to against the pump at the moment lol I'm really hoping the CBD part of it is true though, as a holder of CWEB. I think the potential for CBD reform is flying under the radar with all the Schedule 3 talk.
I actually think CWEB is a deal right now. CBD health will be a big deal.
CWEB 50% off everything store wide. Today only.
This comment was about CWEB's CEO Morachnick. CWEB's CEO was running the international subsidiary of BAT that JTI bought for $5B. He continued to run they company, integrating it with JTI where they worked in 100+ countries.
CWEB's CEO is also more experienced that Irwin Simon. Ran international subsidiaries for BAT and Japan Tobacco before joining CWEB.
Fair points, and it's all bit muddled to make up the mind and pull the trigger. I am in a similar boat on CWEB and have been contemplating since yesterday. I might just jump in anyway (as I already have a decent sized position there). Re RYM - I thought I missed the boat early on back in Jun/Jul, but I am thinking of slowly scaling in just for the trade, and like yourself, I am unable to make up my mind up. If it breaks the current support and goes back into teens, then it's going to be a hard one to resist. Glta
Omg dude idk why you have a problem with freaking CWEB of all companies lol have a good night
It got them an investment by BAT lol CWEB will be just fine if big tobacco has their way with hemp. If they don't get their way, CWEB will fail. But they are just doing what BAT wants them to do for the last few years.
I was just commenting on your "sob story" comment, not on financials. But why wouldn't I defend them? They have long been one of the most respected companies in the space. They were one of the very few hemp companies that refused to get into intoxicating products at all. They were insisting for a long time that "hemp" should be considered non-intoxicating in people's minds. Finally they were forced to do dip their toes into THC gummies extremely recently, but they have been on the side of the regulated cannabis industry for many years. Regarding financials. Of course they suck. They are waiting to be sold in regular retail like a dietary supplement. It's either get regulated or they die off, like many other cannabis companies in this space who aren't making a profit. They only dropped so much because they were pumped up from a CBD twitter post. I advised against people buying into that pump, and [I posted CWEB's financials](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1nte2kg/comment/ngt9uxj/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button) to make sure people knew their cash position and net losses. Can you name a single profitable CBD company? Can you name any CBD company? CWEB was almost exclusively CBD until extremely recently. I'm confused why you seem to have a problem with these guys of all people lol
They have done more for this industry than most companies. Their "sob story" with CNN really helped bring cannabis into mainstream culture as a medicine. Not just some hippy drug. And as someone who uses cannabis to manage their seizures, I am personally thankful they told that sob story to the world. Seizures are usually one of the first disorders added to medical cannabis laws. Lots of people only know it helps with seizures because of CWEB's story. They also got the ball rolling on the first Florida medical cannabis laws. One of the most important states for our industry had their original laws written specifically for their strain. [https://www.tampabay.com/news/politics/stateroundup/gov-scott-signs-charlottes-web-marijuana-bill-into-law/2184590/](https://www.tampabay.com/news/politics/stateroundup/gov-scott-signs-charlottes-web-marijuana-bill-into-law/2184590/) Show a little respect to one of the OG cannabis companies.
They're waiting for the same thing hemp beverages are waiting for. Ingestible CBD to be sold in regular retail like Walmart. If you believe that hemp beverages will be regulated, then CWEB should benefit as well, since hemp beverages are foods with CBD added to them. CWEB will continue to languish until regulations change, like all the other companies in this sector. But i personally think the thing we have the best chance of seeing is CBD getting regulated. Ideally alongside low dose hemp THC products. Nobody really wants to ban CBD. It's just the big bad scary THC that everyone cares about.
CWEB's fall today.. huh! It's not a great report, but the correction today is crazy..any thoughts from others in the forum on this?
If it's not a top MSO many people don't follow them. I posted OGI, Decibel, CWEB, InterCure, and Jones Soda last financials, but I'm guessing if i hadn't nobody else would have.
CWEB a good buy for when trade talks go well next thursday
BAT is definitely pro-hemp, seeing as how they have moved into THC gummies with both CWEB and OGI, and hemp THC beverages with OGI. Then BAT and OGI both invested in hemp cannabinoid manufacturer Open Book Extracts. Altria owns a large stake in AB InBev, whose distributors have been moving into hemp beverages. Altria never stopped lobbying regarding [FDA clarity on CBD](https://lda.senate.gov/filings/public/filing/aac16d47-6512-4ae5-8b51-dac1a5bf57d3/print/), even after Cronos got out of the US CBD market years ago. The tobacco industry probably likes that the combination makes it harder to quit lol they love addiction.
That's great insight. All this wealth of information is like a little wiki on the web of cbd/ cannabis companies and their connections to broader players. So, in summary, they (bacardi) already have and/or at least have partnerships in place to jump into this space as soon as the regulations are sorted out. On another note, I am hoping OGI ends up buying CWEB out (and hopefully at a good premium) to kark their entry into cbd business in the US. Glta
CWEB expanding their hemp THC gummy line. These ones are sleep focused, combining THC and CBN. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/charlottes-web-expands-its-brightside-line-with-launch-of-knockout-hemp-thc-sleep-gummies-302583157.html OGI also just launched hemp THC gummies the other day. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20251009031325/en/Organigram-Global-Launches-happly-a-New-U.S.-Hemp-Derived-THC-Brand-Offering-Targeted-Formulations-for-Three-Mood-States-Socialize-Relax-and-Sleep
It's a big deal for pure cbd companies like CWEB.
Holding my CWEB as a hemp-CBD hedge.
I have a sizable CWEB position and sold most of my OGI yesterday ( I might buy back before the end of this year). It's interesting to see you don't hold any US MSOs.
CWEB / OGI I'm probably the only person here who has these as their top 2 lol
Is CWEB going to run any further? Whose still holding?
Who else is still holding CWEB?
I am mostly following them closely today to see what potential price movements CWEB might have. Like if YCBD crashes suddenly I might take some CWEB profits. Hard to say if YCBD affirms any outcomes just because it's such a microcap.
Same here. First heard about CWEB from GEO. Did the DD and seemed like a good niche. Almost back to even with them.
Third time now lol I wish CWEB was on the NASDAQ
CWEB, HITI (they own 2 DTC CBD brands in the US), and GTII will be my play.
Because today is likely to be a pumpy day, CBD is actually getting attention, and I'm mentioning them more than usual, here are the most recent financials for Charlotte's Web: [https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1750155/000175015525000054/cweb-20250630.htm](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1750155/000175015525000054/cweb-20250630.htm) They are a microcap who are getting low on cash, and don't turn a profit, so please be careful. They have lots of potential if CBD is pushed as medicine, but they are also very risky if there are further delays to regulations and this is just another social media pump. I hold a lot of CWEB myself, but I want to make sure people think about the risks prior to the market opening.
Tilray has a partnership with CWEB [using their hemp](https://www.cannabisbusinesstimes.com/industry-headlines/news/15705283/tilray-brands-launches-charlottes-web-cbd-gummies-in-canada) >Crafted in the pristine northern Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, these gummies leverage Charlotte’s Web’s proprietary hemp genetics [Strategic alliance announcement](https://investors.charlottesweb.com/press-releases/press-release-details/2022/Charlottes-Web-Enters-Strategic-Alliance-with-Tilray-for-Manufacturing-and-Distribution-in-Canada/default.aspx) >Under the arrangement, Tilray will acquire and extract Charlotte's Web proprietary hemp biomass, harvested from Canadian-grown hemp cultivars, and manufacture into final product at their state-of-the-art production facilities in Canada.
We should be discussing who will benefit the most from the narrative of hemp CBD as medicine. I know CWEB. Tilray had been a big supplier of oil but it's not from hemp (not there is any fucking difference).
I'll never get too excited over a social media post, but it's certainly one of the first exciting things for CBD in a while. The timing is interesting considering he's going after Tylenol right now, and CBD would be something to compete directly with Tylenol for pain. Not to mention that CWEB/BAT have their joint venture, which is pursuing a CBD drug to alleviate the effects of [what they're now blaming on Tylenol](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/defloria-receives-investigational-new-drug-application-clearance-from-fda-for-phase-2-clinical-trial-of-aja001-an-oral-cannabinoid-drug-being-developed-for-the-treatment-of-autism-spectrum-disorder-asd-302382573.html?tc=eml_cleartime). Given that the [origin of CWEB is the treatment of a child using CBD](https://www.cnn.com/2013/08/07/health/charlotte-child-medical-marijuana), they would be an ideal company to push CBD right as the government is going after Tylenol use in children. CWEB was also instrumental in the early low-THC medical cannabis laws in Florida, which were literally written to [specifically legalize the strain Charlotte's Web](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlotte%27s_Web_(cannabis)). And CWEB is one of the best companies regarding[ patent IP on their hemp strain genetics](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1eti8fh/comment/lijxqim/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). Canopy has a bunch of patents too from what I've seen. Getting medical CBD products covered by insurance is very important though, because I think they really need to create two separate markets for CBD. They need the low dose "wellness" market with gummies/beverages, and the high dose "pharma" market. Idk, I'll be curious to see if this social media post is picked up by more than the typical cannabis publications. I'm cautiously bullish for the CBD market (for companies that can survive) just because I am confident that hemp beverages are going to be regulated. Which means that CBD will be regulated. **Just consider that CWEB is getting pretty low on cash.** I kind of suspected that OGI would invest in them, considering they have followed up on multiple other BAT investments. And you have CWEB doing THC gummies while OGI is doing THC beverages. Seems like a natural fit. Even though CWEB is low on cash, they [loaned their BAT joint venture another $750k](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1750155/000127956925000759/form8k.htm) pretty recently, so i am hoping they are confident in that moving forward.
Any thoughts on CWEB after this video grom Trump? u/geo
Idk, I bought the Kenvue dip yesterday. They keep saying "Tylenol" but it's really acetaminophen they are questioning. And it's just for pregnant women, which is only going to be a small portion of acetaminophen that is used by people. So I think Kenvue got unfairly hurt by the market, just because they are the ones who own the Tylenol brand. I have investments in CWEB, and I am still hoping for the very small chance that the GOP start pushing CBD again as a natural and safe pain reliever. They are also multiple people looking at how CBD can help with autism symptoms. So I think this fear mongering about acetaminophen could potentially help the CBD market. The GOP really likes hemp/CBD and also really likes selling supplements. Their influencers would probably love to be selling CBD and stealing some of the money that was going to Tylenol.
I had a much larger comment but it wasn't letting me post for some reason. A lot of the companies you know are selling Delta 9 THC hemp now in some way. There are a few random companies I can think of too. In no particular order. Tilray, CGC, Agrify, OGI, CWEB, Glass House, Jones Soda, High Tide, VFF, Curaleaf, Trulieve, cbdMD, LFTD Partners, Lexaria Biosciences. I'm sure I missed some. Besides investing in many of those companies, I have also been against the grain a bit myself by looking for positions in alcohol companies that I know are interested in hemp beverages. Like Constellation Brands, AB InBev, Boston Beer, and Molson Coors. Also Pernod Ricard is supposedly looking for a hemp beverage acquisition, as confirmed by the founders of Brez. If they are able to shift into higher margin hemp drinks they could be a major turnaround story, as they are getting such bad press lately about people not drinking anymore. I am recently dabbling in other beverage companies that have been beaten down too, like KDP and Pepsi. Pepsi actually had a hemp seed oil Rockstar coming out back in 2022, so they are interested in hemp. I think Celsius will be one of the first mainstream brands to incorporate CBD, but that's purely a guess.
CWEB is forming a scientific advisory board. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/charlottes-web-announces-plans-to-establish-a-scientific-advisory-board-302546268.html "This initiative also strengthens its partnership with DeFloria, Inc" They are continuing to support their botanical CBD drug, being developed by their DeFloria joint venture with BAT. CWEB loaned DeFloria another $750k a month or two ago. CWEB also has started selling low dose hemp CBD/THC gummies. I feel like CWEB is showing the future markets for these products. Pursuing high dose CBD as a medical product, while pursuing low dose CBD/THC as a recreational product. I think this makes sense if you assume the FDA will eventually put a cap on the daily safe dosage of CBD for recreational use, similar to the UK. If this limit is set fairly low, it could take a lot of high dose CBD products off the market, while opening the door to pharma backed CBD products. Clearly separating high dose and low dose cannabinoids into recreation and pharma seems like the easiest way to appease multiple interests. If they put cannabis on Schedule 3, while simultaneously regulating low dose hemp products, they'd basically be creating this exact pharma/recreational separation.