GTII

OHto30

GTII is about to dip to 11.54 for anyone who wants a stink bid, book it -me at 12.49pm EST

the_mammynun

Well it might just lead to more price compression honestly. Lower taxes means lower prices and thus lower revenue. Those who are already profitable like GTII stand to benefit the most since they can lower prices aggressively while still profiting.

OHto30

Can someone ELI5: \- Max pain \- Does MSOS need to close <$5 friday, or does max pain occur lower? \- Why does GTII always get punished 3:59:59 Thank you for your attention to this matter!

UsedState7381

I'm absolutely selling the pop(if a pop even happens) this time if it meets my target. Then, I'll be buying GTII when it all calms down again, and maybe Trulieve if Florida legalizes recreational cannabis sales.

the_mammynun

Now this is a brand powerhouse if only we could invest in. GTII , TRUL etc have nothing on this company in terms of brand awareness and price. I've had Wyld gummies in multiple states and I believe they also sell in Canada.

OHto30

[GTII.CN](http://GTII.CN) 11.89 eod prediction

OHto30

GTII and Trulieve green together, that’s the cleanest confirmation that the market is repricing real US operators

Turbul

FWIW, I’ll keep DCA-ing a bit into GTII and CXXI, and maybe sprinkle in some Cresco if it gets back around CAD 1. Otherwise, I’m focusing on other sectors until we get new headlines/rumors.

Cool_Ad_5101

Same long term GTII

sdkiko

This sector never changes and it's kind of hilarious... Potential (far-fetched) legislation rumors hypes up the sector, new buyers come in Legislation inevitably goes nowhere, new buyers panic and turn into new bag holders Rinse and repeat. And I'm just a boy buying GTII and VFF when they go from green color to red color.

Imaginary_Rooster622

Your flair says GTII

No_Love_Gained

Similar story here, but I was able to exit my older positions with higher avg and have retained newer positions with relatively low avg. However, as fate would have it, I bought some (TSND, VRNO, and GTII) at open with the intent to trade in and out today and am now stuck with those. I am cool with TSND and GTI and can hold these long-term, but Verano am not very happy about.

Cool_Ad_5101

Yeah a lot of ridiculous comments and bear action. Everyone needs to take these boards with a grain of salt. Who are real posters and whom are paid pumpers or shorters. I don't think I will average down as I am happy with my weightings unless GTII goes under 5$ again, but am optimistic about reform after today. He's directing Bondi to move to final ruling, so no more nonsense from the DEA. The Short narrative is its open ended. That's the FUD they are pushing. At this point in time while I disagree they are right. People want to see a definitive FINAL RULE in the register. That said I hope they revisit safe and get banking in here too.

martyd94

Well I guess I'll continue stacking GTII. Not even phased at this point. It did hit my breakeven this week basically everyday, but my conviction is still in intact. I aint fucking leaving!

JohnnnyOnTheSpot

GTII massacred

Ok_Obligation_2142

What’s wrong with GTII…. So frustrating

OHto30

GTII printing LOD

THEgloriousoump

Somebody do a wellness check on that guy that was bragging about trying to time that 12.90 bid on GTII yesterday.

CravenMH

Yes, I remember GTII being just over $20 cad pre election. We have quite a ways to go for many of these tickers to get back to that point.

JohnnnyOnTheSpot

I added a lot of GTII, am I cooked? How tf did it end red today LOL

OHto30

I called 14.30 -> 12.90 harvest on [GTII.CN](http://GTII.CN) earlier, lookin good

OHto30

Sold all my GTII at 14.30 reload @ 12.90

Cool_Ad_5101

I never understood this rationale. The other companies can survive because of this but GTII will THRIVE with this change. Why wouldn’t people want to pick a winner 

Cool_Ad_5101

I wouldn’t worry about that etf. They are dumb to underweight GTII. I wouldn’t buy MSO’s. In the long run GTII will be one of the winners. I guess it comes down to if you are a trader or investor and short vs long time line 

sellwhenibuy

Some were on the verge of insolvency, thus dirt cheap stock prices. That's why they've gone up so much. GTII has been miles ahead for years. Makes sense that this isn't a life or death thing for them.

Cool_Ad_5101

That’s your strategy hope it works. I will sleep better knowing GTII is my main position with trulieve a close second. Cresco a distant third 

Cool_Ad_5101

So that means a good opportunity to buy GTII? No? 

mercurialdude

Damn didn’t average down on GTII? I’ve got 4K shares of gtii, in the money on that one currently

sdkiko

LMAOOO I've been in this sector for 8 years. I made a lot of money on decent companies like GTII and VFF the last few days. I also made a lot of money on Aphria before you were probably even aware of this sector. Get the fuck out of here.

200cents

Alright I remember going to wallstreat bets a long time ago and made some money with some good recomendations. Here is my long overdue payback to the group. Here is one for you all RYM the beast that it is not on the radar but that could change quickly..Weed is being rescheduled and weedstocks are going crazy. Dont believe me have a look. But not this one yet... Consider this. RYM has only 1.8M share float. 44% owned by insiders. 7% by institutions. My trading platform show GTII owning 700k shares of RYM. GTII is staple of all weedstocks. Do your DD on this one. Looks at the gains from others in the sector and compare the charts long way to go 10x-20x.

Digital_Nar

Data is data ma man. If your platform says GTII owns 700k shares of RYM, it's mislabeled...that was a $50M asset purchase, not an equity stake. Check the 8-K from August 2025. The underlying here isn't mystery ( if you know what I mean ), it's cash burn, dilution overhang, and regulatory binary events. The sector move you're citing hasn't lifted RYM's volume or price in any meaningful way. If you see something the tape doesn't, lay out the thesis with filings, not platform stats. Otherwise, we're just comparing real time fundamentals to vague sentiment. Good luck. Check my account before marking the word BOT!

Digital_Nar

Not sure where you’re pulling those numbers, but they don’t match the tape or fresh filings. Let’s break it down: * **Float**: Your 1.8M is off. Post-rebrand, OS is 2.0M with 2.0M float after adjusting for insider holdings. Tight, but not *that* tight. * **Insider ownership**: 44%? Fresh data shows **2.4%** (48K shares). GTII doesn’t own 700K shares—they sold their brand portfolio to RYM for $50M in August 2025. That’s an acquisition, not a stake. * **Institutions**: 2% total, not 7%. Vanguard, UBS, and Geode hold minor positions. No heavy institutional accumulation. * **Volume**: Today’s volume is \~13% of the 20-day average—23K vs 180K. This isn’t “going crazy,” it’s illiquid and easily pushed around. * **Short interest**: 3.82% (43K shares), borrow fee 5–10%. Not a squeeze setup. * **Dilution overhang**: 7.6M warrants + 6.2M shares issuable on converts = **600% potential dilution**if exercised. That’s the real float risk, not retail FOMO. Your thesis hinges on a misread of the GTII deal and float size. The real play here is a rebranded hemp-THC story with strong cash ($35.6M) but high burn ($10M net loss last quarter). If you’re bullish, it’s on regulatory rescheduling and execution...not on faulty float math. Do your DD with real filings (10-Qs, S-1s) and level-2 data. This isn’t a pump, it’s a volatile small cap with asymmetric risk. Trade accordingly. Arrivederci.

200cents

ok not sure where I am supposed to post this. But here is my daily investing idea that I would like to share. RYM the beast that it is not on the radar today but that could change..with the rescheduling of weed in the USA. Weedstocks are going crazy. Consider this. RYM has only 1.8M share float. 44% owned by insiders. 7% by institutions. My trading platform show GTII owning 700k shares of RYM they are staple of weedstock sector. I would not be surprised with 10x gain.

200cents

RYM the beast that it is not on the radar today but that could change.. Consider this. RYM has only 1.8M share float. 44% owned by insiders. 7% by institutions. My trading platform show GTII owning 700k shares of RYM

Humungusminimaglight

Feels good to be balls deep in CL, GTII and VFF. Goodbye tech (except RKLB), weedstocks, you have my full attention.

UsedState7381

S3 EO could happen this Wednesday according to Liz Claman on Fox Businesses today, on her interview with Ben Kovler from Green Thumb(GTII) I mean, other media outlets were saying it was gonna happen today so, take it with a grain of salt tbh.

200cents

What's the deal with RYM can GTII list with schedule 3?

sdkiko

Yes, I did. VFF, HITI and CRON. But they are small positions ($1-2k) invested in each. My VFF average is $0.78 usd. My GTII investment was 10x as big.

workphlo

GTII opening 16.30 Monday, book it

jgooody

Sold my riskier plays and dumped everything into TRUL and GTII. GTLA

sdkiko

it has taken every bone in my body not to chase the dragon there. patiently waiting for it all to reflect on GTII's price

Conor__K

TLRY, CGC, MSOS, GTII, and ACB are going to moon today!!!!!!

Conor__K

Just bought far OTM calls on TLRY, MSOS, CGC, GTII and ACB yesterday. Can't wait to see to 1,000% or so gain today at open!!!

No_Love_Gained

With recent ETF redemptions, what's everyone's thoughts on potential draw downs in some of their holdings. Which one of these big names will we see get dumped in the next few days? My thoughts are GTII, VFF, and Cura.

sdkiko

hehehehehehe GTII just made me 4x more than what I made working today.

Twist_of_Fate_44

There's a new feature today on TD WebBroker today where they are now showing company logos on the watchlist I never realized how much the GTII logo looks like StarBucks It's all rather confusing to look at!

Humungusminimaglight

You missed that stock you recommended people to get out of increased 350% while the stock you recommended people to buy tanked 40% in the timeframe of your recommendation? WTF man?! And to bolster your recommendation, we should listen to you because you used to work at GTII? https://youtu.be/wKjxFJfcrcA?si=1bRbAUWDFEBFwJXx

Twist_of_Fate_44

Somebody fat-fingered a few GTII shares on the CAD side this AM and with trading so thin, a <4k buy spiked things >$.50 I fail to see any actual legs to this rally here without some actual news It would be nice to get that upper gap fill on MSOS at $3.98 before we peel things back

sdkiko

I love getting +10% alerts for GTII. Impossible to know which way until I open the email. Nice surprise today.

N0-name1

I’ve been in cannabis on and off since the 2017 Canopy days, and it still blows my mind how we can drop 30% on no news. Now it feels like another mountain just to get back to where we were on Thursday. Honestly, at this point I’d love to see GTII or TRUL just get bought out and go private—the market is completely irrational

sdkiko

Bought another 625 shares of GTII @ 7.98 CAD. 2731 shares total :)

infinite_cura

Just buy GTII and forget about it for 10 years.

Equivalent_Smell_325

I saw GTII and knew you were fine. In a sector this cluttered, there are only a few names I’m sure will make it to the next election, and GTII is 100% one of them

sdkiko

Sending another 5k to the RRSP for more GTII

infinite_cura

WEED and TLRY bitching for the Red. CRESCO weeping, thinking down only 3% is a blessing. TRUL and GTII: WTF... That's like nothing. CURA enters the room...

Turbul

Buying GTII under 9 CAD again almost feels criminal..

the_mammynun

Good points however I'll believe it when I see it regarding Senorita. GTII hasn't made one brand successful to date, nothing as explosive as brands like Wyld gummies or Wana.

the_mammynun

RYM is a shell company that owns nothing except GTII brands...so owning RYM does not add any new value. It's the same brands they owned before just in a new vehicle.

Turbul

If GTII drops into the $7–8 CAD range, I’ll be adding heavily to my position.

MegaDriveCDX

I didn't even know about the dilution. Fuck me for not doing my due diligence. I'm still in the green despite losing a shit ton at it's peak but I'm out next week. I went through this shit with amc, GTII, and loads of other stocks.

No_Love_Gained

My moves include additions to Tsnd, CL, and reentry into OGI. My order for GTII didn't fill, and I'll see if that works out next week. Glta

UsedState7381

GTII and CURLF have to be following next up or otherwise this is grade A bullshit.

Conor__K

ACB most likely. CURA, GTII etc have high valuations already

martyd94

Wanted to buy more GTII but didn't hit my 12cad limit.

StarMaker7

No, there is nothing wrong with GTII. It seems some traders/investors are taking some profit at EOD, fearing a dump tomorrow. All things seem normal.

Pixel_Mason

Hey guys I noticed GTII is lagging behind today. What is the scoop? Bad news or something?

JohnnnyOnTheSpot

GTII selling into the close is crazy work

No_Love_Gained

CWEB, HITI (they own 2 DTC CBD brands in the US), and GTII will be my play.

the_mammynun

HITI (all canna retail) definitely has an existential threat in the US. Though I feel its current models in Canada and Europe are sustainable for the next 10 years. You're right, I'm not only picking on GTII but all MSOs. Honestly I think farming operations are just the wrong way to invest in this industry. And like you said, even retail has a major threat, especially in the US. 

the_mammynun

GTII is the best in a sector with god-awful fundamentals. Every single MSO is at risk of bankruptcy because of the prohibition era structure they've spent years and billions of dollars investing in.  At least GTII has had ~10% revenue CGAR over the past 4 years and net profits have remained flat. They pay their debt and buy back shares. Financially, they're well managed. Unfortunately they have a terrible model that can't last forever.

the_mammynun

Totally, it's a fair point. I haven't liked GTIIs principle assets for a few years now. They aren't particularly strong in retail growth, and they will never win in production with their prohibition era network of grow ops. I'd value their brands at about $200m USD today and I feel that's generous considering their position. Therefore I would buy RYM at a discount, but I have no interest in GTII.

the_mammynun

I still believe GTII becomes irrelevant, but at least shareholders will own a piece of Agrify in the end. Ben's not leaving them behind entirely.

the_mammynun

Hey buddy we're all here to discuss and learn. I don't invest in GTII or RYM but I know a lot about GTIIs history. Just last week I informed actual RYM shareholders that the market cap was $600m, not $75m. 

N0-name1

GTII

the_mammynun

You do realize these are separate companies right?  Agrify took the best assets, and the CEOs attention. These two companies will never merge. Rythm has the superior structure and GTIIs assets would only slow them down. GTII has been reduced to a prohibition era patchwork of grow ops and dispensaries, with a distracted CEO. 

TroubledAcorn

Its not rip GTII, its a good thing for GTII

the_mammynun

RIP GTII, Ben is fully invested here and also just made 20x his money on the stock. It's a better model, too.

martyd94

I'm not buying at this time, but if GTII retraces back down to 8.50CAD and under then I got no choice than to buy.

Loose-Dream7901

I’d balance safety and return so any of the top guys GTII, CURA, TRUL easily the top guys that will lead any ETFs. The rest are a tier down.

HugeDramatic

Incase anyone is curious I asked Grok 4 Expert why the next two largest MSOs haven’t uplisted from the CSE to the TSX: Trulieve Cannabis (CSE: TRUL; OTC: TCNNF) and Green Thumb Industries (CSE: GTII; OTC: GTBIF) have not uplisted to the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) primarily due to strategic priorities, regulatory complexities, and perceived limited benefits compared to potential future U.S. exchange listings. 97 107 108 Both companies, as U.S.-based multistate operators (MSOs) in the cannabis sector, face unique challenges stemming from federal illegality in the U.S., which complicates listings on major exchanges. Key Reasons: • Focus on Potential U.S. Exchange Uplisting: Many MSOs, including Trulieve and Green Thumb, are prioritizing federal cannabis rescheduling (e.g., moving to Schedule III), which could eliminate punitive 280E taxes and enable direct listings on U.S. exchanges like NASDAQ or NYSE. 7 30 76 62 This would offer greater liquidity, higher valuations, and broader institutional access than the TSX. Rescheduling progress (e.g., HHS recommendations and ongoing DEA reviews) has fueled optimism, making a TSX move seem like an unnecessary interim step. 96 94 For instance, Trulieve filed a shelf registration in June 2025 with no immediate plans for offerings, signaling preparation for U.S. opportunities rather than TSX. 83 • Higher Costs and Complexity of TSX Uplisting: Listing on the TSX is more expensive and rigorous than remaining on the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), where both companies currently trade. 107 It often requires raising capital (e.g., Curaleaf raised CA$16 million in 2023 to meet TSX float requirements) and complex restructuring, such as ring-fencing U.S. plant-touching assets to comply with legal concerns. 79 81 107 This could involve dilution, which both companies may want to avoid—Green Thumb announced a $50 million share repurchase program in 2024, focusing on returning value to shareholders instead. 73 Auditor sign-off on consolidated financials including U.S. operations remains uncertain due to federal risks. 107 • Limited Perceived Benefits: While the TSX offers better visibility and potential index inclusion (e.g., S&P/TSX Composite), experiences like Curaleaf’s suggest it may not significantly boost institutional investment or valuations due to share structures and ongoing U.S. federal stigma. 2 105 108 98 Trulieve and Green Thumb, with strong operational focus (e.g., expansions in Florida and Ohio), may see staying on CSE/OTC as sufficient for now, especially with comparable market caps to Curaleaf (~C$2 billion each). 12 6 • Market and Regulatory Caution: The TSX has been receptive to cannabis firms, but U.S. MSOs must navigate TMX Group policies on U.S. operations. 80 1 61 With events like Florida’s failed adult-use legalization in 2024 impacting sector sentiment, companies like Trulieve (heavily Florida-exposed) are prioritizing cash flow and operations over exchange upgrades. 4 95 Overall, while not explicitly stated by the companies, analyst commentary and industry trends indicate these MSOs view TSX uplisting as a lower-priority move amid hopes for U.S. reforms. 97 102 If rescheduling stalls, they could reconsider, as seen with Curaleaf in 2023. 86

ApostleThirteen

So taking into account these kinda HUGE numbers that definitely affect what is the "Bottom Line" of some of these companies, is that even if getting Schedule 3 occurred, and these companies were allowed to uplist based only on that, most (aside from GTII) would be forced to either "render unto Caesar", or try to fight it in court, possibly for YEARS before being allowed to uplist.

the_mammynun

Green Thumb has taken a cautious approach to retail, growing by just 5-10 stores per year in the last few years. They seem indecisive as to if they see a future as a retailer. They are equally a CPG company and a grower, so their attention is split between 3 major businesses. High Tide opens 25-30 stores per year. They are real estate experts and the majority of their think-tank is spent considering how to improve store economics while capturing market share as a discount retailer. They are 100% recreational and have a unified design so customers know what to expect. Green Thumbs stores can vary state-to-state, depending on if it's rec or medical. Sometimes it's a counter/waiting room style, and sometimes recreational.  Essentially, HITI is a better retailer. They've chosen to focus on one thing and to do that thing really well. Whether that strategy works in the United States depends on if cannabis is allowed to be sold at gas stations or liquor stores. In that case CPG companies will take center stage. This is potentially why GTII has been cautious in retail rollout.

bananastock

Second part. Low float, obviously a strategy behind moving brands to it. I imagine GTII being the low margin grower/retailer and RYTM being the high margin brand portfolio. Kinda like NVDIA designs the products but TSM makes the product.

the_mammynun

I disagree. HITI has an operational structure that is built to last. Green Thumb's state patchwork of grow facilities and dispensaries (sometimes less than 10 in a state, just over 100 total) gives them virtually no economic moat. Once interstate commerce opens up their grow-ops will become worthless due to rapid price compression, and other "retail-first" companies will outpace them in dispensary buildout.  Green thumbs saving grace was their brands (which aren't even performing exceptionally well) and they just sold them all to Agrify. Mark my words, Ben and other insiders will shift their attention to Agrify and leave GTII in the dust. It was set up too early, and they know it's not future proof. That's why they took control of Agrify and shifted their best assets their.

Cool_Ad_5101

I also think that’s smart. GTII is the safest play in this high risk space

Ok_Obligation_2142

Any reason GTII bids up premarket,

the_mammynun

Just so everyone understands, Agrify (Rythym) is now a $750m USD shell company that GTII leadership is transfering their time and energy to. I would not be surprised to see Ben step down from GTII and focus entirely on this. He has always known the future was in brands, not in an outdated patchwork of dispensaries and grow operations. I still think Rythym is overvalued considering they are a new entrant and have rallied 1500% in the past year, but the structure has potential to benefit from reform. Ben really played investors here. GTII will be left in the dust and meanwhile Ben and leadership got rich on Agrify stock.

the_mammynun

My take is GTI knows it's operational structure is trash and won't ever be acquirable or scalable so they are moving their more future-proof assets (brands) to a new vessel which can have a fresh start and more potential for scale/M&A than the current patchwork of growops and dispensaries under GTII. I think GTII, and all MSOs become uninvestable after interstate commerce begins.

Humungusminimaglight

All of a sudden GTII is now my bigglest position, just overtook VFF.

sdkiko

Continuing to hold GTII

sdkiko

Please remember that GTII owns Agrify/Rythm and they have the right to transform 50 million into shares @ $29. Do what you will with that information.

Ok_Obligation_2142

Suck a sick joke with GTII

200cents

whats going on with GTII this should be the best performer

Prabha11

Is this good for GTII or not? Lol no one has a clue

NaturallyZen

Yeah, it’s quite the inner conflict. Play it safe with GTII or go for the gains with some of the other MSOs

Lebempe

That is the tradeoff. GTII is the best stock on the sector so it will remain more conservative when prices go up as well as when they go down.

NaturallyZen

I’ve been accumulating a large amount of GTII as well for the same reason, but a part of me wonders if I’m going to miss a part of the run up because it’s relatively underperforming. Quite the dilemma lol

Cool_Ad_5101

Yep I wish GTII held that .40 cent gain too. But whatever let’s just get this fooking announcement and then onto uplisting, safer and hemp loophole closure 

N0-name1

GTII

Kbarbs4421

> they may be running into issues with swap providers causing the selling of GTII. If they were, they wouldn't admit it. Why not? Genuine question. I'm way out of my depth when it comes to swap structure. > What is really strange is stopping quarterly earnings calls. Even if you feel it's a waste of time, you do it because the shareholders want to hear from you. Hear hear. Couldn't agree more. Really bad look.