HITI

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.

Maximum-Tone164

In the weed sector, HITI. I wouldn't go in yet, as the price has been elevated due to announcement about possible reclassification "in about three weeks" which we know, means never. That said, HITI is consistent in price. Grows, distributes, had it's on retail stores. Well positioned should reclassification occur. $2.85-3.10 is a good entry point for long term. I know that's a wide range but solid, so watching is the best route. Their earnings report is coming up. They tend to be consistent is their forward plan.

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.

the_mammynun

I don't have prior to 2021 for most MSOs, but I can tell you growth has been minimal/flat since then. During which HITI grew another 200%. After the the acquisition of Remexian that becomes 250%.

the_mammynun

Between 2018 and 2019 HITI revenue grew 300%. Between 2019 and 2020 it grew 150%. Between 2020 and 2021 it grew another 120%. Frankly, other weedstocks were not posting these kinds of numbers at the time. It was not a meme stock in the sense that people were buying a failing company. But rather they were excited about the solid fundamentals. Since 2021 High Tide revenue has grown another 200%.

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.

Maximum-Tone164

HITI is the most consistent weed stock, even without reclassification. It has good management and long term plans. It is the most solid company should reclassification occur. They grow, distribute, and have retail stores. Yes, like other weed stock, it got a bump, but will fall to a better price Anything between 2.95 -3.15 is a solid entry point for long term. A wide but practical range. It's worth a watch.

LifeEfficiency8272

HITI - well through any bottom and growing fast

Maximum-Tone164

I think HITI is the most consistent of the lot, which speaks to.their management. I think they are well placed for any changes.

Ok-Replacement9595

I thought he had pretty much disappeared around 2020. He made some wild calls that didn't pan out. I remember his HITI hate because the CEO knows how yo run a business not a weed operation. That one really stands out as especially bad in hindsight.

Maximum-Tone164

HITI is a better long term play. It's consistent. It has gotten a bump from the talk of reclassification, so it will probably go done, but it is a well run business and if reclassification actually happen, it is well positioned to move. As for TLRY, reclassification would surely help, but what can actually make the pop is weed beverages, which are on the rise in popularity. It stands to be right up there with energy drinks. TLRY has been in investing in the beverage market, particularly craft beer, which a tough nut to crack. BUT, since they already have the infrastructure they can easily transition into the weed drinks. Though the price can look appealing, I don't think their current management is what is needed to do more.

SneezyPorcupine

I am both a High Tide shareholder and a proponent. I’ve also been in the green on my long held investments for some time now and follow the company’s financials and progress somewhat closely. The reason why it doesn’t get the attention it “deserves” are a few fold but in my opinion somewhat simple. First, they’re pretty much a retail-only business. They’re not plant touching and are for all intents and purposes a reseller. On that measure, I’d argue they aren’t even really in the cannabis business. They’re in the commercial real estate business and should be getting compared against other retailers (Couche Tard, Lululemon, Aritzia, SNDL’s retail division, etc.). Getting good leases and dollars per square foot is do or die in that arena. And credit to them, they are doing generally well on this front. Despite many challenges over the years, Raj has shown generally good acumen, which I attribute to his savvy as a longtime retail entrepreneur. The larger issue is even despite their dominance in Canada and the millions of dollars in quarterly revenues to back it up, they are still just taking a share of what is ultimately a rather small pie. I don’t really consider them to be measured the same as an MSO in the US who can own nearly as big a retail operation in a single state AND have the vertical integration to sell its own products. That’s not to say you can’t make good money on it. I hold it because I’ve gotten slapped around in all my pure plays cannabis cos and t’s nice to hold something that while quasi-related to cannabis, also shields it from its many downsides by being a “boring” retail business. While I do think the future remains bright for HITI, I consider the recent share purchases by SNDL and the investment by CRON as bellwethers that the bigger guys are going to eventually make a consolidation strike against them. If the former manages to do that at an attractive valuation, they’d become the definitive cannabis retailer in Canada by footprint, but these are longer term considerations. For now, I continue to hold for the quarterly improvements that have rewarded me and wait to see if macro changes have a more profound effect on share price.

Simplylegalize

Yes but they have shown that they have somewhat changed. Sundial has a clean balance sheet and Aurora’s financials have improved a lot. I am not saying they are as good as VFF, OGI, or HITI but they have definitely separated themselves from Canopy and Tilray.

MeetIndependent1812

My league of hopefully future winners are as follows: -lean, mean and fast - VFF and HITI -medical and international - ACB (heavy bags though) -sleeping giants that move compared slow but steady SNDL and CRON -big boy but oh boy been you lagging behind - TLRY Then I have also some in Cresco and CGC. Those are to me like the funny siblings. Who knows. Might become doctors one day or end up in smoke.

thundernutz

HITI has the most room to grow. They own all the largest e-commerce platforms for accessories and have several million active US customers in their database, not to mention a fulfillment infrastructure ready to switch to cannabis at the flip of a switch.

buenassuenos

TLRY if it was run by Raj from HITI

ApostleThirteen

Kinda like how HITI hypes "club members" and their service as a "digital/internet in" as something that will connect with insurance companies? Sure do.

the_mammynun

The best thing SNDL has done for shareholders is to buy HITI stock. 

arthorism

HITI is a better hold in my opinion

akaChadThundercock

While what you said is true, as long as we're counting franchisees the same as direct corporate owned stores, I still stand by what I posted. 18 months from now, HITI should be around 250 stores, more than anyone else in the world.

Lebempe

Once SNDL closes the transaction with 1cm, HITI will be the second largest in Canada, they won't be #1 for long. The transaction is expected to close before the end of next month.

Ekkms

TLRY’s fundamentals are pure garbage, nothing good abt the company, HITI much cleaner and better long term..

LifeEfficiency8272

I too am a long term investor w/10k shares. I actually recently cut my position in half because of the run up and took some profits since HITI became over 70% of my portfolio. I will regret selling any shares and already wish I didn’t and now reading ur dad know I will not sell a single share for years

Maximum-Tone164

HITI is a long term hold, but I do believe it will pay off. Other weed stock are moving on what might be. HITI is consistent and properly positioned for any declassification, but their retail provides steady revenue to keep them moving forward.

LifeEfficiency8272

HITI …. Just entered Germany and started taking off. I’m hoping back to $10 by end of 2026

Narradisall

I see you post HITI a lot, probably one of the few people on Reddit trying to prompt the company as it generally flies under the radar. I built up a position earlier this year given it’s been doing well and have been slowly growing it since. Latest price action has been good and still looks to be undervalued but waiting to see if it holds up. Without more institutional investment it’s going to be an upward struggle for it. I don’t think there are enough eyes on the company yet although that might be turning around. Alas it seems T212 has put a cap on the number of shared you can own now!

Square-Flatworm-4582

HITI

Narradisall

I opened a small position in HITI awhile back as it used to be an old play on here. Done nicely out of that the last few weeks and with its expansion to Europe and general revenue and forward looking performance seems like it’s actually moving! Someone on here threw me their life savings into it (about 25k) 3 months back and has done nicely out of that. Now seeing if it has any legs to keep that price action up and not fall back down.

bananastock

Holy HITI. I never touched them due to such small margins but Raj is running a good biz. Is it the Germany acquisition that caused the stop to pop? Looks like it's sitting at resistance.

akaChadThundercock

My HITI position broke $250,000 in value today 🥳💨. Now if the stock would kindly 10x from here so i can retire lmao

17CP17

$HITI moving 👀 💨

the_mammynun

I'm a HITI shareholder yes. I'm not pumping it to make a quick buck. This is my only long term hold in cannabis.  Protectionist, yes. That should not be a problem for High Tide as they plan to open retail shops in the US and create local jobs. They don't plan on importing any products from Canada. 

Cool_Ad_5101

but the large mso’s have their own stores? so in effect they are HITI are they not?

the_mammynun

I did say "in a couple of years". A lot can change. By that time HITI will have 250+ stores in Canada, 30%+ of the German imports market, and maybe even 5-10 stores in the US.  You will see, "retail only" becomes an advantage when it comes to capex and scalability. HITI is largely immune to press compression growers will face when interstate commerce begins.

ApostleThirteen

No, they got huge by buying out the competition, for most part, buthey saw the forest behind the trees and did fiar-trade sourcing, farmer equity, used recycled materials for their goods, and aimed to use recyclable-only packaging... and then local community initiatives. Not like HITI will go out and say "We provide you with the lowest-priced, industrially farmed, Big Cannabis product, lit and watered by super huge hydro plants built on the stolen lands of Aboriginal Canadians...

four_twenty_4_20

To be fair, HITI has WAY, WAY BETTER future prospects than CGC, but it will never be the "most popular" in the sub. After S3, uplisting, etc, I expect GTI or Trulieve to be king of the hill. Or perhaps they're all bought out by bigger players. Definitely not going to be a retail only company that doesn't even have a footprint in the US...

Late_Indication1996

Alright HITI, do your thing.

Many_Easy

Not concerned about HITI’s entry into Germany acquiring a very small German cannabis company.

akaChadThundercock

The issues for him are that HITI is about to make Tilray's foray into Germany obsolete because Raj is taking over this aspect of the supply chain and just about every Canadian LP is going to go through HITI for their EU imports going forward.  German customers are not going to go through other importers that only offer products from a single producer when HITI can offer them the products of just about every producer in Canada. I think the people above you in this comment chain are just bitter they picked the wrong horse. HITI continues to expand, produce results, and is not dependent on any sort of legislation to stay viable.

Archibaldy3

Why does HITI always seemed to be pumped when any cannabis legislation news is rumoured? Investors are mostly focused on America at this point, waiting for some kind of less restrictive laws, or scheduling. The hiti pumping was getting really annoying last time around, and it seems to be ramping up again. Up until now it’s been mostly a Canadian retail play, with a side order of online presence in a very congested field. The share price has never really done much of anything, despite the relentless pumping of some catalyst just around the corner. My bets are on Trulieve, and Greenthumb to capitalize on any real change that may come about.

SpecificImpossible45

Doesn’t HITI also sell hemp-derived THC gummies via NuLeaf naturals and their other subsidiaries https://x.com/thedankinformer/status/1816142220736471404?s=46&t=Ovar60Fpj3Nft-zzZ-9i5Q

Many_Easy

I find HITI management team to be undiversified and a bunch of cronies. The recent German acquisition is about USD $31 million. Small acquisition price for market share, which tells me they will probably assume quite a bit of underperforming assets or high expenses.

BlckhorseACR

Congrats, cannabis has been nice to me as well. HITI had a great day today.

BurnTheBear

HITI also going places in the next few months.

akaChadThundercock

The benefit of HITI is that unlike the LPs you just mentioned, there's no conflict of interest with HITI trying to sell their own product. So they are able to sell everyone else's. That means the customers on the German end can pick and choose product from many different companies instead of only having access to one company per importer.  This is great for the smaller LPs as they will potentially be able to enter Germany like the big boys. This is also great for the customer in Germany because they only have to go through one importer to get access to basically everything. And it puts a lot of pressure on the bigger LPs already in Germany to sign up since it's going to be the largest menu of items the German customer can choose from. It's not just that another company is importing into Germany, it's that this company is positioned to completely take over this aspect of the supply chain.

Late_Indication1996

HITI blasting pretty good.

GuyOnTheCouch420

I like HITI, but you do realize Aurora owns Pedanios and has been in Germany for like 7 years. TLRY owns CC Pharma. It’s not like LPs aren’t in Germany already in some way. Maybe CRON because they are expanding capacity and just loaned/invested in HITI but they are in Germany too

ApostleThirteen

I saw HITI on a "Lost Dog" poster. Sad face Raj.

ApostleThirteen

Unless you grow grass, you ain't a weedstock. Some people call SMG, IIPR, and HITI weedstocks, but if we're going to count them as weedstocks, we may as well count the companies that make floor cleaners, rubber gloves and HVAC filters used in cultivation weedstocks, too. Then again, weedstocks have been taking off the past week, these guys.. not so much. All HITI makes is plastic, mylar, and glass trash that they put discount weed into and wholesale. On the other, much smarter almost-half brain I have says that yeah, their data skillz and marketing could get them faithful medical subscribers in Germany, perhaps other places where "discount" 2nd rate med weed is in demand.

LifeEfficiency8272

HITI - now that the groundwork is laid and 100s of storefronts in premier locations yoy growth is revving up and taking over margin share (from under 5% to 12% over last few yrs and Elite Membership (only offered thru HITI has climbed from Zero to 1mil to 2mil in last 3yrs, and finally real progress into Germany.) Trust in Raj! Check it out and enjoy the ride with me :)

Maximum-Tone164

HITI is the only long term play worth the high. I think the "will decided in three weeks" guy is talking up weed to give his Florida weed friends a quick pump and dump. He's gotta give them something for their donations

ApostleThirteen

It's moss growing on HITI.

Maximum-Tone164

That's a discussion. Glad to see it happen. I wish more of that would happen without down votes. That said, I only look at weed stock that they can grow without rescheduling. I've found that to be HITI. Business model is tight. Canada and Hawaii will lead the way in cultivation. They have the vastness it would take to knock out the secondary market. Canada can be the Maple syrup of weed. Entry into the pharmaceutical arena is what some of these companies have focused on., rather the merely personal use. Those that grow, sell, and have retail stores will be at a better advantage to fend off competition that will surely pop up. Weed is actually harder to farm than corn. Alas, nytime that man says, "we'll decide in three weeks," - up from two, I don't believe him. Still waiting his healthcare plan from his first term. I also don't believe the GOP will reschedule. You can't order the military on the streets due to crime one day, then legalize weed the next. You can't fight against Oxy and not expect GOP parents to get upset about weed. This is probably a pump and dump to make his Florida weed guys a bit of money for their donations. He showed his hand when he said, "You can smell it everywhere." That is a sign that he does not like it.

WetFart-Machine

$HITI

Maximum-Tone164

We've been waiting "within a few weeks" for his healthcare plan. That was 6 years ago. This is a pump and dump for his Florida friends in the weed industry. He needs their money. You can't order The National Guard on the streets one minute, then say weed is good the next. The GOP won't go for it. Until Churches are allowed to sell weed, I won't believe anything he says about it. That said, I have a long interest in HITI. It will be the most ready should reclassification happen. It its consistently prices, because they have the infrastructure to do well either way. But if things do open up in America, they will explode.

Maximum-Tone164

HITI is the a better long term position. TLRY is horribly run. If you do that way, get in and out.

Maximum-Tone164

TLRY has started a move into craft beer. If they are smart, which I'm not sure their management is, they would pivot into weed infused beverages, which is the new trend. The craft beer provides them the infrastructure. Again, new management is needed. HITI is a better bet, should regulations change. That said, I will keep an eye out. I hope you're right.

WilliamBlack97AI

$HITI Nasdaq. With over 12% market share in Canada (over 15% this year), 23 mln in FCF+, over 550 million in rapidly growing annual turnover, over 1.7 million loyal members to its cannacabanaclub and owner of the top 3 CBD companies globally, I consider High tide inc currently very undervalued. Only 0.5 p/s , Ev/Ebitda <7

Maximum-Tone164

HITI is better. They are consistently stable (in price), ripe and ready when regulations change, but totally find with the business model they have in place should that continue to take a while. It is the long weed play for me. TLRY has bad management. They do have an opportunity as move into the beverage sector. Though, at the moment, they are focusing on craft beer, weed infused beverages is a growing market. I can see it being something like CELH. They will have the infrastructure already in place. But, again, I don't even know if they are thinking that way. Management sucks. All of that before the tariffs, which who knows how long that will last. Chaos is a form of control and that's definitely what we're dealing with.

WilliamBlack97AI

More $HITI monday https://preview.redd.it/xjlw9etyb1if1.png?width=710&format=png&auto=webp&s=54bb86925f0413c1fc2efb8d663b1310f199a207

Maximum-Tone164

The only Long term weed company is HITI. Their price is always consistent because they are not beholden to the weed laws in America. They grow, they distribute, they sell in their own chain stores. They are well-placed should weed classifications change and solid enough to stay the course until that happens.

Cronz_King

Anyone know the short positions of the less liquid stocks like HITI? I remember seeing posts before that shorts amounted to 12-15 days of volume to cover. Links anyone???

Forest_City_Frolfer

I actually really like VFF and CRON I'm down bad on VFF (I forgot about them) but I think they are making a really good decision divesting the produce business. Their operations are just quite complicated right now so I was going to wait for an earnings or two to sort out how their new produce agreement looks. CRON is really boring, and I love it. Just sitting on a huge chunk of cash waiting for everything to sort itself out, then make their moves. Their investment on HITI is interesting, and they are popular enough to pump big of the US legalizes. I also love how they've grown the spinach brand and captured so much market share without acquisitions. OGI has kinda disappointed me. They just seem to be consistently mediocre regardless of the moves they make. I sold them when Beena left and lost quite a bit on them. They have a lot of potential, but they've never really convinced me that they can do anything with that potential. Decibel I feel the same way, they've just been mediocre. Came out and posted some profits, then fell apart and have just lingered around since. As for what stock to buy? After the recent price bumps for LOVE and XLY I kinda expect them to sit around for a bit, but they both look awesome long term. VFF and CRON I think have more short term upside but they still have a lot to prove. If VFF starts posting positive net income I think they will have huge upside.

BadProfessional7551

I’m still true to OPTT, HITI, & MGAM. KGET is still on my portfolio but it’s there as a reminder of how much I can screwup. 🤪

weouthere96

In highschool I opened a custodian acc under my dad and put my summers worth of lawn savings (at the time about 4k) into a bunch of marijuana stocks like ACB, TLRY, HEXO, HITI, couple others I can't recall and now likely bankrupt.... they just kept bleeding out I tried buying dips but sold near 75% loss and sworn away playing stocks. Doing taxes that year not only was it embarrassing I lost a car on dumb gambles, curious I looked up the current shares and had I held would've been up 25k the spotlight was on Cannabis. I had shares at $.20 that ran to $16! I will forever chase those missed gains.

Maximum-Tone164

Yes, it's a long play, but I believe in it. I've been buying HITI for ages. They are well placed should laws change. Until then, they are consistently doing well and the stock is stable.

MrSquigglyPub3s

Seeing HCTI reminds me of burn I got from HITI…..

akaChadThundercock

A bit of speculation on my part since I obviously am not privy to any talks so take it with a grain of salt. HITI is angling to be the main exporter of Canadian weed to Germany. Raj has been active in trying to get LPs to use them since they already have an established relationship as the biggest retailer. HITI still needs to finalize the acquisition of an importer in Germany to make this happen and the loan can cover that acquisition. Here's where CRON sees the opportunity. If HITI succeeds in their goal, the premium they're paying for the HITI stock in the future will be well below what it's worth then. If HITI fails in the venture, they'll still collect the interest. Plus, it's not like they're doing much with all the money they're sitting on at this point.

Kbarbs4421

I wonder what Cronos' angle is, though. At these terms, it's not as simple as an investment. There are better deals to be found than 4% annual return. It's also not a predatory loan / longer term acquisition. At leat I don't think it is. HITI is too strong for that right now. So what...Canadian retail relationship? Boxing out Sundial?

akaChadThundercock

They have history in as much as HITI has a history with every LP they purchase from. This is a first between HITI and CRON for this type of deal though.

Kbarbs4421

https://hightideinc.com/high-tide-closes-on-30-million-convertible-debt-from-cronos-group-inc/ Surprised to see the interest at just 4%. And convertibles/warrants are priced 50% + over current share price. Seems like a demand good deal for HITI, not so much for Cronos. Do they have prior history together? Or is this a first?

PureSatisfaction4670

HITI just secured 30 million from CRON to expand in Canada and Germany. 200+ stores in Canada with 12% of market share Compared to SNDL 9% marketshare in Canada Hiti best in sector Tcnnf and GTBIF also look like great buys for PA and FL legalization incoming 2025 / 2026

17CP17

You already have 2 sleeping giants on the Nasdaq currently in HITI and SNDL executing in Canada and expanding into Germany. Along with one of the two with ties to the US market via a subsidiary arms reach until US reform occurs, which will then make them a top 5 MSO in the US. Very overlooked

SneezyPorcupine

Look them up on HITI, SNDL, TLRY, VFF, PLNH, TRUL and so on. They have recent holds on all those names. If I am not mistaken, this might be Tipranks' in-house "AI" analyst they were recently touting? Sorry - it won't let me post a link for some reason but try Googling it and it should come up.

Maximum-Tone164

It's odd here. I make a what I think is just a comment, so it must mean there is a motive. I'm just a literal minded guy that processes information and spits out what I think. I'm not trying to play anyone. The idea that everything must be a play saddens me. Anyhoo, I have watched this brand for years, along with HITI. Tilary has been going into beverage, which is hard market to break, but has at least kept them in the news. Still, weed is their mainstay, but at long as MAGA is in charge, that can't move, then you add in tariffs and so forth, in a challenging beverage market...Sure, my thoughts are not numbers, but they are technical. That said, I hope you're right. I get no joy in seeing people lose. I'm just giving my thoughts.

Flipside68

I think HITI and CANB are the only ones in Canada that have profits.

Affectionate-Cry-549

That's sucks!You deserve to have more.Im on etoro and not a single post about this stock, for the past few years. I had lost any confidence to buy more. Just found your post yesterday and Based on your analysis, I want to hold onto my shares and also because they haven't diluted their shareholders' value over the past five years. That's remarkable for a penny stock. I bought it in 2020 because I assumed rich, crazy Americans would spend a lot of money on plasma exchange to improve their health. That didn't happen. Now I'm pinning my hopes on a patient affordability programms . I'm hoping for a double-digit share price. What would your exit price be? I'm not that good with DD, but if you have the time and interest, could you share your opinion on this HITI stock. It's a Canadian based cannabis company. I've held it since 2020.I believe you'll like the company too. I'm considering reinvesting my recent profits while they're still cheap. And if you have another favorite stock, I would like to know about it. Thanks for taking the time to read it.

Old-Outside6894

MRMD longer term might work. GTI also. HITI.

Dr_Foxtrot

HITI is the best one I found for the next cannabis rally

Twist_of_Fate_44

I read it fast and thought you meant the stock, HighTide That elicited a large chuckle, HITI making a comeback .. lol

FoodCooker62

not necessarily disappointed with $HITI's quarter but its funny how they went from highlighting their e-commerce acquisitions to now highlighting how little of their business it still represents

WilliamBlack97AI

Impressive! I’m incredibly proud to see @HighTide_HITI once again lead the pack in Q2 2025. Retail market share rose to 12%, daily same-store sales increased 6.2% YoY, and we generated $4.9M in free cash flow — even in a quarter with three fewer days. Cabana Club now exceeds 1.9 million 🇨🇦 members and 5.87 million globally — a testament to the strength of our loyalty-focused model that helped us reach our 200th store milestone. I look forward to building on these achievements with our team in the second half of 2025! 🍃 $HITI NASDAQ #stockmarketnews #stocks

akaChadThundercock

Very solid but not amazing. When other companies in this sector are heading toward bankruptcy, HITI just keeps chugging along with constant growth and positive cash flow. I'm sure this means we'll drop 10% while CGC shovels money into their furnaces and somehow goes up 50% during that same time lmao

Spasticated

The underrated factor with Canadian LPs is they've already had massive price compression in their markets. The fact that COs are managing to be cash flow positive in a bottomed out margin market is incredibly bullish. I would expect margins to improve in the coming years as the weaker companies perish and the big boys form a stranglehold. $HITI and $SNDL looking good

akaChadThundercock

Germany could be good but the odds of major changes in the near future are pretty slim imo. I'd love to be wrong though. I think it mostly hinges on profitability. Net profit, which HITI would already have if not for impairments, sends this stock up big. I'll be sitting on my 60,380 shares for a while regardless, but this is my degen play with money I can afford to lose lol

akaChadThundercock

I probably just threw away $3k but I bought 600 Jan 26 $7.50 HITI calls. YOLO 😅

LurkerPatrol

Monday earnings calls for: LEN, RNW, LU, AIOT, APPS, EBF, HITI, QMCO, RFIL

ApostleThirteen

HITI doesn't grow anything except dumpsters full of trash packaging. I kind of do expect them to open in Massachusetts if tthey pass the law that allows med dispensaries to not be required to be vertical enterprises.

GuyOnTheCouch420

HITI didn’t do great last quarter but historically has been the best retailer in Canada. I have a small amount of shares and I’m only slightly down on them (which is great for cannabis haha). Don’t love that they are trying to go from being a Canada retailer to a German middle man right when they had a bad quarter. Makes me wonder if there is something in Canada scaring them or they hit a ceiling. But then again they did call that German deal off, so maybe it was just a distraction and they are back to their old selves and will crush it this quarter. If so, HITI is pretty good and different part of the industry than the LPs so worth looking at. They also have a US CBD business - haven’t heard much about it but maybe that’s because they are getting ready to do Hemp THC in US. You also get the upside of a SNDL takeover bid. I don’t love SNDL so if you have HITI I’d sell if a deal ever happens. On SNDL - they have incinerated capital like CGC and TLRY but ppl largely have ignored that for some reason. They are trying to do everything which doesn’t usually work.

4Inv2est0

When are financials released this week...waiting on ACB and HITI, who else??

Narradisall

I’ve been building a position on HITI but by bit over the last year or two. Will be interested to see its upcoming financials and I think it’s a solid retail business. I remember it being on this sub when it was around 80 odd retail sites (and around $11 SP!). Started buying in as it’s clear that it’s performing well and outperforming over retailers in the weed sector. It does however suffer massively from being in the weed sector, lacking heavy institutional investment and flying largely under the radar. The latter at least lets me buy at a good rate each month but until it gets more notice I don’t see it going anywhere anytime soon! Did notice it’s quite highly shorted, was even more so until recently as I noticed it in the top shorted on the t212 list. Easy to manipulate and keep down I guess. Still, I like it. I think it has a good future, may get bought out though. However definitely needs more eyes on it either way. If you’re long, what’s your end goal for the price? Or you planning to hold and just see where it goes?

akaChadThundercock

The sector overall is fucked lol. Sector wide hype won't save most of these companies. But a few(like HITI) don't need sector hype or reform to do good business. They just need some time to build and dominate their niche.

weouthere96

HITI (Cannabis run baggholder....) FORD (It's Ford.) NIO (Plz wake up) PLUG (Ironically has no power) HIVE (Should have done my DD)

Narradisall

I actually opened a position about a year back I’m on HITI which is a retail weed distributor, not a grower. It’s been beaten down terribly since the 2020 highs like most weed industry stocks, but as a retail business it’s been continuing to grow as a business in the last few years. While other retailers are doing relatively poorly it’s been building sales and locations year on year. It had a few runs of dilution but that seems to have been put on hold now and the share price has been improving. It does however suffer from the industry as a whole having its hurdles and a complete lack of notice. Until it gets more institutional investment it’ll continue to see a slow pace. But I’m fine with that as it allows me to expand my position if they continue to perform well. I expect I’ll be holding and building for 5 years or so at least.