HITI

Many_Easy

HITI is SHITI. /s

C_B_Doyle

Yea HITI is ok. TSNDF has decent weed. I used to work for GTBIF. MRMD is the most undervalued. Shhh 🤫

weouthere96

Watching HITI 2.60-2.40 might see a bounce

ApostleThirteen

HITI countrted on Germany, and made a big bet without knowing that the only ones who will get a piece of the Germany pie were already dealt in. Sure, their whole data "thingee" would have meshed perfectly with online prescriptions, and their self-perceived position as Canadian "wholesale insiders", but getting online scripts back will take longer than HITI has to be waiting to be involved in the German market.

Visual-Try-8081

I'm surprised HITI keeps going down, given they have nothing to do with USA, and they had a fantastic quarter report some weeks ago. This sector is in S3 or nothing mentality, with VFF being an exception (for now).

Many_Easy

My bet is on an LP, not an MSO. I prefer both Tilray and Aurora. I also like Grown Rogue. Although I own some MSOs, I could see intoxicating hemp industry continuing to take away MSO business and/or make them unnecessary. If I were to rate MSOs, it would be Green Thumb for safety and CuraLeaf & Trulieve for future valuation potential. Without recreational and a positive S3 decision, I see Trulieve and CuraLeaf dying a slow death because of taxes and debt. The management at HITI, Trulieve, and Green Thumb give me some pause as I’ve mentioned over the past year. None of us know when or which way reforms will unfold. **All I know is that there is a lot of grift and politics in this industry and that the best bets IMHO are companies with solid character, low debt, up to date taxes paid, strong cash position, survivability for at least 5 years, access to capital, international presence, GMP certified, Big 4 accountants, and a diversified product portfolio.** Once we get reforms, it will be much easier to do fundamental analyses. However, the industry will look very much different than it is today. For me, the key is patience and diversification as an investor.

Visual-Try-8081

I really had some hopes with SNDL. What the F is that compensation package stuff? Incredible to make that sneaky play when the sector is in the state it is. I am selling all my SNDL and buying HITI.

the_mammynun

Maybe if their HITI profit shows on the books.

Visual-Try-8081

I’d like to add that after a very successful earnings report, HITI briefly reached $4.20. I think the fact that SNDL trimmed its 8% ownership to just 4% may have dragged the stock down a bit, but it should recover soon.

Spasticated

I'm pretty bullish on this upcoming ER. Should book a significant gain on their HITI investment, ensuring another positive EPS quarter

Narradisall

It was one of the many weed stock companies that blew up when legalisation started to roll out and become more common. Suddenly every back garden grower was going to make millions overnight and there was a bit of a gold rush. After awhile the economics and reality kicked in, that and the leglislation wasn’t rolling out that quickly or as widely. So the money flowed out of the industry. A lot of companies eventually faded away. To be fair to HITI. They’re as distributor and not a grower. They’ve continued to expand and execute their business plan well over the subsequent years, although not always as flawlessly or accretive as supporters would suggest. They could legitimately end up a big player if weed becomes wider spread and more legalised, but I do expect if that ever happens doke big boys would step in and either muscle them out or just straight up buy them out.

Dr_Foxtrot

HITI: 35% - Retail Cannabis Canada Qfin: 23% - Financial Services China ACM Research: 22% - Chinese semiconductor equipment manufacturer NTG Clarity: 20% - Canadian SaaS with operations in Egypt and serving KSA

readyg0

in High Tide HITI for the same reasons. Rescheduling in States, largest retailer in Canada (over 200 stores and opening new ones as others go bust), fcf+, US-based organic CBD business already in operation, entered German market buying majority stake in 2nd largest medical canna company. Either a buyout acquisition or on their way to become the Amazon of weed with a roll-up strategy. I'll roll one up for that. .

TerranOPZ

International cannabis ($HITI), online gambling ($GAMB, $EVVTY)

Ok-Replacement9595

I do think that as well. I think the writing is on the wall for the majors, and also HITI and VFF as well on the Canadian side. I am just having a hard time pulling the trigger now, knowing that we will fall through end of week, and of course the entire market collapse once the AI bubble pops.

Visual-Try-8081

Yeah, I read somewhere that they trimmed their HITI position from 8% to 4% after taking big profits. That’s going to impact their earnings report.

Swimming-Living-6529

HITI has the most amount of obvious fake social media posters. It’s insane how they have a roaming amount that just flood with comments that are clearly fake.

Visual-Try-8081

Anyone knows whats going on with HITI?

Maximum-Tone164

TLRY is mismanaged and that leads to trust issues. They can't seem to get over that hump. The rise is only due to the possibility of rescheduling. I'm not saying don't hold it longer term, but right now, it's a money grab for everyone involved. I'd check out HITI for a more consistent long term. But I feel even that can be had for less than its current price.

the_mammynun

SNDL's US assets (especially the dispensary portion) are known to be indebted and unprofitable. I guarantee you that will not happen. In addition, raj spoke recently about Zach, saying that despite SNDL buying his shares, they have never formally reached out to HITI or engaged in any discussions. 

bourbonwarrior

SNDL's Sunstream USA Assets, SNDL and HITI might be very aligned. We'll know more 11/4.

LifeEfficiency8272

HITI is a Canadian company w/such a better trajectory with much more growth potential… it’s been a sleeper until their recent interaction growth to EU and seeing their Costco style ELITE membership is hitting huge member #s. I’m in for 2500shares and passing this to anyone who will listen - check it out, High Tide HITI

DiamondFuckingHandz

Heads up, SNDL sold some of their holdings in HITI. They now only own 4%. You can see this in their latest 13G/A filed on October 1st: [https://whalewisdom.com/filing/sndl-inc-sc-13ga-2025-10-01-hiti](https://whalewisdom.com/filing/sndl-inc-sc-13ga-2025-10-01-hiti)

bourbonwarrior

SNDL has 219 store footprint, they are vertically integrated (cultivate, manufacture, EU/CETA compliant operations, turnkey white label from Canada to EU (Malta and UK assets), Sunstream USA's massive assets, 200M in cash, no debt. They own 5.4% of HITI - combined, SNDL-HITI has 27% of the Canadian Cannabis retail footprint (and shelf space). Now they're going to partner/JV on Canadian and EU operations - do some digging - back office integration, warehousing/deliveries, redundant operations/cost containment. In retail, you're better off cannibalizing your own assets, perhaps HITI-SNDL spin off some stores in highly saturated sections Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton, rebrand, stock with as much private label product - both firms are focused on high margin, cost containment while growing footprint and leveraging data analytics too. From a tiered branding perspective, SNDL has Spiritleaf (higher end), Value Buds (mass), HITI has Cabana stores and a strong loyalty program (ELITE). SNDL just closed on ICM stores in September, will these be rebranded to fit this new concept?

xanders-dander

HITI - Strong financials compared to so many peers. it's free cash flow and net income positive, trading at relatively low valuation multiples. Very curious to see how the majority stake in Remexian goes.

xanders-dander

HITI holder since back then 🙋

Scrotum_wrote_em

HITI <3

the_mammynun

Frankly it's not HITI's style to chase expensive , high cost per sqft stores. Whatever they choose to do will certainly align with their strategy in Canada to find the locations with the best economics and to use the Canna Cabana brand.

Open_Reserve8891

$HITI

Gambit2112

had the quantum stocks earlier this year , made bank on them sold , then bought back in low and held , then said screw it and used that money to buy more $TLRY and $HITI

LifeEfficiency8272

BMNR (eth crypto play) and QTUM (quantum etf) HITI and DVLT for my moonshots!

ProfessionBig6468

Anyone thought about buying an ass load of puts on $HITI ? Or shiti as I like to call it. Canadian marijuana company at huge risk for bankruptcy; z score less than 3… only thing holding them together is liquidity (roughly 64M). Volume is drying up as well. Definitely not a yolo but a 2.50 strike at a 14DOE for 0.05 got me hard as a rock!! Any thoughts before I dive into this? I’m probably just regarded.

Maximum-Tone164

TLRY will hurt your heart. The management is not very good. They have gone in to microbrews, which one would think would set them up nicely to focus on weed infused beverages, which are growing in popularity but I don't think they will be able to execute. The long term stock for weed is HITI. I'd wait until all the talk about reclassification settles, which will drop the price. 2.85-3.20 is a good entry point. They are consistent and constantly on the rise. They grow, distribute and have retail stores. It is worth keeping an eye on. But again, it's a longer term play.

Visual-Try-8081

Right now: 1. Tilray 2. HITI 3. MSOS 4. SNDL

LifeEfficiency8272

HITI is such a better company quickly gaining market share (Canada) w/innovative new programs (ELITE), expanded internationally (Germany) and plenty more. Im happily holding 10k shares and plan to at least til $10

the_mammynun

Anyone buying HITI today with their Tilray gains?

Fit-Soft-7929

Lost about 25k on HITI cannabis

Many_Easy

More good news for those with international exposure like HITI, Tilray, Aurora, and CuraLeaf.

the_mammynun

Move it into HITI. Most undervalued in sector and only up 4% today. 

Scrotum_wrote_em

$HITI should be moving more than it is. All other weed stocks +30%

No_Love_Gained

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

Yer_A_Holder_Harry

HITI

Many_Easy

Tilray Brands is also the top LP able to withstand the next 2-4-6 years. Probably add them, Aurora, Village Farms, and HITI. Need to invest in companies able to survive the **Trump Hump.**

NoAdministration3274

You and I both. Business model and Raj are solid. I’m 90 percent HITI and I’ve been lucky with small side bets in volatile penny stocks. HITI run is just getting started.

heliumbox

CRON, HITI, and OGI basically only names left in an uptrend?

SneezyPorcupine

In no particular order, here are my thoughts on the Canadian side… SNDL - probably the most torqued and misunderstood. Look out for news out of their Sunstream portfolio in the near to midterm. A lot of ill will built up from burnt longterm shareholders but not a bad place for newcomers. HITI - not an LP but very much integral to the Canadian cannabis story. There’s been a stream of positive analyst coverage over the past few weeks and I anticipate this will continue as the company executes on its long term initiatives. ACB - I don’t hold an investment, but do admire the CEO’s turn around of the business. Lots of negativity out there again, but the shares will probably continue to cycle into stronger hands. XLY - making the right moves now. Their ongoing relationship with Imperial remains intriguing. The executive compensation is a major pain point for me and I don’t think the near term performance excuses it, but again, not a bad place to look as a new investor free of all the historical baggage. DB - very much like Auxly in terms of how I feel about it. But also like them, they sell too products and I think that’s worth something, now that they’re mostly right sizing the rest of the business. Wouldn’t go in with a large position though. VFF - it’s probably the obvious play and now that it has restructured its veggie business, we should hopefully continue to see improvements. Management compensation is again outrageous if you ask me but hey - what do I know about what these guys “should” get paid. Shareholders seem to keep voting the comp plans in droves…

SneezyPorcupine

In no particular order, here are my thoughts on the Canadian side… SNDL - probably the most torqued and misunderstood. Look out for news out of their Sunstream portfolio in the near to midterm. A lot of ill will built up from burnt longterm shareholders but not a bad place for newcomers. HITI - not an LP but very much integral to the Canadian cannabis story. There’s been a stream of positive analyst coverage over the past few weeks and I anticipate this will continue as the company executes on its long term initiatives. ACB - I don’t hold an investment, but do admire the CEO’s turn around of the business. Lots of negativity out there again, but the shares will probably continue to cycle into stronger hands. XLY - making the right moves now. Their ongoing relationship with Imperial remains intriguing. The executive compensation is a major pain point for me and I don’t think the near term performance excuses it, but again, not a bad place to look as a new investor free of all the historical baggage. DB - very much like Auxly in terms of how I feel about it. But also like them, they sell too products and I think that’s worth something, now that they’re mostly right sizing the rest of the business. Wouldn’t go in with a large position though. VFF - it’s probably the obvious play and now that it has restructured its veggie business, we should hopefully continue to see improvements. Management compensation is again outrageous if you ask me but hey - what do I know about what these guys “should” get paid. Shareholders seem to keep voting the comp plans in droves…

lollipop999

HITI

LifeEfficiency8272

HITI steady climbing … just throwing it on ur radars, check it out!

the_mammynun

Yeah noticed that too. HITI up 8.5% on average volume.

LifeEfficiency8272

Low risk Safe play: UNH - still has a ton of recovery ahead and undervalued. Up pre market. Medium risk high upside: HITI - recently expanding from Canada to International and very well positioned w/super growth runway ahead. Started to run, recent pullback on new acquisition. Higher risk but Moon upside: DVLT - looks like they broke through the recent turbulence and decline and started popping yesterday. Still under $1 and analysts suggest $3-$9 w/$7 mean so 🚀

the_mammynun

They are in fact. RYM, TLRY, OGI, and HITI all have delta-9 THC products.

demmellers

HITI baby

the_mammynun

HITI still attractive at 0.80x trailing revenue and 23x FCF. Good luck today longs!

MyAmbitionzAsARidah

Does anyone get the feeling that the Canadian names might go parabolic before the US ones because of broader listing access and added liquidity on Nasdaq or TSX? Some of the volume has been crazy in recent days. TLRY, HITI, SNDL are just some of the examples and I’m sure there are several more. Also some strange volume and price action in premarket and after hours… Things are finally starting to smell DANK after a long wait and i’m looking forward to making money on either side of the border, but get the feeling when momentum hits, the names that trade in irregular market hours are gonna be extra torqued. Thoughts?

the_mammynun

Congrats HITI longs! We led the sector today.

akaChadThundercock

Looking at these comments makes me feel like the awkward puppet meme. Sorry to those in stocks relying on reform. I'll just quietly enjoy my HITI paper gains as we continue to drift upward.

Love2Garden860

I’d like to point out SNDL’s transition to profitability in 2025, robust balance sheet with a large cash position no outstanding debt, strong growth in its cannabis retail and operational segments, and the use of data analytics to inform its retail strategy. The company's strategic investment portfolio is also a key asset, and SNDL owns approximately 8.2% of its competitor high tide (HITI) This minority stake, acquired in 2025, was viewed by some as a strategic investment in a key rival and a validation of High Tide's business model.

Maximum-Tone164

That's what I said, but everyone had reasons why I was wrong. Mind you, I don't mind being wrong because I'm a HITI holder. The GOP reclassifying goes against brand, unless they get really desperate. I think that dangle was so his Florida donors in the weed industry could make some cash, to appease and thank them for their donations.

Maximum-Tone164

HITI is the best of the lot, but it's too high at the moment.

Yeezy_Cleaner

Thoughts on HITI?

Background_Gate_4753

Glad to see someone with high conviction as well. HITI is my largest position at 75k shares. My goal was 100k, but the price outran me and I’m getting nervous by being so concentrated on one stock. Low risk, high reward business.

LifeEfficiency8272

Ppl are seeing HITI take off correct …. Slowly becoming an international giant and still in the Mid Cap world …. Will see huge rate cut love as they borrow to continue growth

Pansarpannan

Exciting day for $HITI, for every % 🔼 i will celebrate with 1 bong rip, lets see how high we get

Vast_Catch_5030

HITI today 🤞

Late_Indication1996

A solid QR Seems like more eyes should be on HITI

sdce1231yt

Honestly hilarious for an SNDL shareholder to make HITI earnings about themselves.

the_mammynun

Frankly if I could repost the earnings release I would, but my account is less than 30 days old. Frame it however you like, this is HITI's moment and they deserve the spotlight for their record breaking quarter.

Love2Garden860

I can see why you'd want to keep the focus on HITI's earnings, but I think the SNDL investment is part of the story. The fact that they've built up an 8.2% position on the open market without a formal agreement with High Tide's CEO, Raj Grover is worth discussing. It shows that SNDL sees value in HITI and is willing to invest significantly, even if they aren't looking for a partnership or takeover. The VFF sale is also a good point, or it could also show that SNDL is actively managing its portfolio, selling shares when they feel the value has been realized and buying into companies like HITI that they see as having future growth potential. It seems like it’s a win for both companies. And this is a weed stock subreddit 🤷🏼

Business_Knee6165

It's refreshing to see a weed stock do well based on fundamentals and not because of a rescheduling rumor. I would love to see HITI continue to crush it and give some credibility to this sector.

the_mammynun

Are we really going to let a SNDL thread hijack HITI's great earnings release? They bought 8% on the open market without ever discussing with Raj. They could sell it just as easily like they did with their VFF shares. Long $HITI.

nfisherzz

I should have stayed in on HITI 😗 my average was $1.91

LifeEfficiency8272

Bullish 100% and even more favorable towards small-caps …. Check out HITI and get in quick - literally just posted earnings!!

the_mammynun

HITI owns a Colorado based company called Nuleaf which sells cannabinoid gummies including ones with Delta 9 THC. They also own a handful of well known cannabis e-commerce sites with a combined 3m US users (grasscity.com for example).  Hiti is fortunate to not have entered in a more meaningful way. The dust hasn't even begun to settle. Yes the US will be largest market, so there will be many years of opportunity ahead for new market entrants. Nobody will have a commanding market share in all states for at least 10 years.

Dingo_93

Anyone in HITI just got a nice payout.

GroundbreakingAd230

Great results from HITI up 23% after-hours

Bluwudawg

Should've got more HITI I guess

Bluwudawg

HITI !

theruzki

got a few HITI lotto calls

the_mammynun

HITI is the right investment. They don't have US retail operations right now so there is no threat to their existing business. They also don't engage in farming.

Still_Loaded

HITI is underrated, but the options suck.

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. 

DepartureWestern752

I think these next couple weeks decide if I keep doing this or pack it up legitimately lost every dollar last positions are HITI Calls FERG Call and PLAY put

LifeEfficiency8272

I’ll entertain the groundshot comment (haha) and will suggest HITI. It’s is big time growth mode but already went through the dilution, borrowing, investments and M&A and where we are is as grounded as u’ll ever see it for years to come …. This is easily a double digit stock once all the groundwork leads to fruition

the_mammynun

HITI earnings today after hours. Looking for a big beat + news on Germany import contracts. Going to be a landmark release. GL longs!

john2525252525

I am following HITI for awhile and it’s been greatly run

the_mammynun

HITI is the only stock in the sector I own it doesn't depend on rescheduling. It's a home run all on its own.

Trayeboujee

Let's go! Good news for HITI means good news for SNDL

the_mammynun

Let's go HITI. Earnings Monday

LifeEfficiency8272

UNH for slow and steady climb, HITI for near term growth catalysts, BMNR for my moonshot with limited nav downside

LifeEfficiency8272

Strong UNH momentum, safest around with lots of room to run. Take a shot with a solid small cal HITI. NU for fintech play outside of USA. G’luck!!!

DoobeyRanks

These HITI pumpers got to be paid. They are only retail and have already peaked. Do pumpers not know there is a cap on locations??

LifeEfficiency8272

Core hold QQQM. Safe play UNH bc it’s only going in 1 direction. BMNR as a strategic crypto play! HITI is my “way better than a penny stock” retirement hope!

the_mammynun

Rhythm only acquired Green Thumb's brands, which are not worth more than HITI's entire business and 10+ year executional track record. I'm only trying to help. Best of luck.

Notwolferd1588

Okay so we are including the green thumb acquisition. With that, the market cap checks out and should be higher than HITI.

the_mammynun

You're right, HITI is far more promising!

Past_Hotel_5987

HITI does look well-positioned strong fundamentals in a weak sector, plus Germany entry could be a real catalyst when the U.S. rescheduling hype kicks in.

Dr_Foxtrot

HITI is the star of my portfolio. One of the few cash-generating companies operateing in a completely decimated sector like the cannabis industry. The multiples in the industry will likely rise in the coming months after the rescheduling of marihuana in the USA (and the cannabis stock hype that will follow). HITI is nicely positioned for when that hype arrives. In the meantime, their fundamentals are improving each quarter and the company just entered Germany.

Dr_Foxtrot

HITI is the star of my portfolio

the_mammynun

I think HITI is building a really attractive niche between Canada and Europe, that will excite investors because revenue and cash flow is consistantly improving. Canada's largest retailer + Europe's largest importer / distributor. As for the US, High Tide currently has a wholly owned operation in Colorado called Nuleaf, which sells multicannibinoid and hemp derived THC gummies. They also own Dankstop.com, Grasscity.com, and Smokecartel.com which together have 3 million US users. Between those opportunities, the possibility of retail in certain states, and US exports to Europe some day, I think High Tide will find a unique way to carve out some US market share when the time is right.