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$SNDL >>> Visualize, what this actually means for Cannabis Companies and their exposure being front and center to all the X platform users. Yeehaw!! $TLRY $VFF $CGC
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Movers for Monday: $OLB, $RGTI, $ASNS, $VFF
Village Farms US subsidiary The CBDistillery Becomes the First CBD Brand to Advertise on Twitter $VFF
Weed stocks/ETFs spike as Biden announces pardon for people convinced of marijuana possession and review of federal pot laws
Views on APPH and VFF stock and the companies
VFF - The Good in a Bad and Ugly Cannabis Sector
Village farms AMA event tonight 6pm on the r/weedstocks channel
AMA with VFF and PSF CEO's Thursday, Jan 13, 6pm ET
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VFF Village Farms International is delisting from the TSX and sticking with Nasdaq due to NAKED short selling on tsx
Canadian LP's market share for November 2021
When large caps inevitably correct, what do you think will happen to small caps?
Trying to add American growers to my trading portfolio
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VFF Investor Presentation October 2021 Update (pdf)
Just going to leave this right here $VFF How to build a profitable cannabis business - and critique rivals: Q&A with Village Farms CEO Michael DeGiglio
Vff…Fn farmers know how to grow weed, and make $$!
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Short Interest Data for: CBWTF TLRY CRON HEXO CWBHF CGC VFF
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Imagine if you guys got behind a low float stock like $VFF instead of a junk high float stock like $SNDL
Is $VFF the Most Undervalued Cannabis Play in the Market?
Is $VFF the Best Cannabis Stock on the Market?
Village Farm International inc (VFF)
VFF (Village Farms) A LOT OF SHORTS TO SCAMBLE
VFF SHORTED BY GREEDY WALLSTREET funds. Let’s AMC THIS TO THE MOON🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
The Case for Canadian Cannabis 3: Electric..... Boogalee? (Special ACB Only Addition)
XLY and VFF entering top 5 by market share
Volatile times in the cannabis sector, turn to pick and shovel plays!
VFF buy now @ 14.65? Pattern shows $$$$ after each dip. Thoughts?
village farms international VFF anyone buy this stock?
Villagefarms $VFF making millions while the others lossing millions and selling assets.
($VFF) I did as the 🍅 told and these memes have a connection, details in comments.
I did as the 🍅 told ($VFF), and these memes have a connection. Details in comments.
When you invest in VFF because your own independent research convinces you that it is a good stonk
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I’m all MSOs but put a bid in for the XLY train VFF is also on the radar but I think there’s more upside to XLY Both have very good and competitive SKUs
First. $VFF ready for that earnings breakout
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.
My pick in this is Village Farms (VFF). Up 300% this year. Just announced $10 million share buy back and predicting another profitable quarter.
why not VFF? cheaper and is profitable
rescheduling is not happening. They've painted themselves in a corner when only the Democrats publicly care. Current administration is only focused on them (billionaires) getting rich. They are high on something else. But don't be sad. Buy VFF shares. VFF is the Boss.
VFF has earnings coming early November. They are dropping signals for a strong report…press release projecting $75 million cash on hand. Stock buyback announcement. Will see if they start to trend before earnings
VFF just went all in on cannabis, took the vegetable company private. Spent $10M for additional capacity at Pure Sunfarms. They’ll have 2 million sq ft of growing capacity. They grow high quality feta chez. They’re invested in the EU. Near term risk catalyst with the German regs changing and likely getting rid of telemedicine.
The only reason Tilray moves is because of the Inflows to Msos and the Allocation they have no choice but to buy Tilray, tilray has liquidity 1.3 billion shares outstanding, and by the way Canopy and Aruroa no longer have liquidity there share count Outstanding is Acb 311 millon Canopy 56 million and VFF at 112 million times are a changing good nes for VFF.
Sh*t on VFF all you want, but they are number two cannabis producer in Canada, they are profitable and they are buying back shares, not diluting. Ignore them if you want, but they are positioning themselves for international growth and profit. Regarding your tomatoes comment, they sold their produce business to Vanguard for $40 million cash and minority position in the spin off.
only think that scares me about VFF is how much they ran up this year already. What’s ur price target on them?
VFF is best for both short term and long term steady gain. Best if you plan to hold for over one year. TLRY is good for trading and short term gain. Best if you plan to sell in less than one year. It’s volatile, so you’d have to time it right. SNDL I just wouldn’t.. the two above are much better options.
Can’t tell if this sarcasm on US. VFF upside is majority non-US.
Near term, lots of good swing plays through Tilray…they have the name and move faster than everyone else…up and down. Long term my bigger bets are one VFF. Reasons: -profitability…$0.24 EPS last earnings, $10 million share buyback just recent announcement with projection of $75 million in cash at end of quarter. I think they are going to have a good earnings report in November -share count/dilution…VFF has a low share count as compared to Tilray and Sundial…those MFrs print shares like they’re toilet paper. -International: VFF should show a lot of revenue from international sales this quarter -wholesale: they sell a ton to other companies…Curaleaf has stated on the record that they are the largest customer of VFF US: huge facilities in Texas for conversion, so some good opps there too
Village Farms VFF being noticed, it seems. Very nice, and very deserved!
Only 18% away from breaking even with VFF. Y’all keep going!
MODS please change my name to "VFF is the Boss".
Not all LPs VFF has been booming.
The produce part, "Village Farms Fresh" is privately-owned. VFF is a minority holder in it's produce work. It's like decapitated from VFF proper... they even already sold the tomato greenhouses.
Not sure this is relevant, but Cannabis is only a portion of what VFF sells. They are one of the largest producers of fresh produce sold in grocery stores in Canada and the US. When VFF stock goes up or down, it sometimes has nothing to do with cannabis.
Trust advisors filed SEC report since they now own more than 5% of VFF.
They've been accumulating for a while, so this is just a filing saying they crossed the 5% threshold. I wonder if algos are just reacting to this filing this morning. I took some profits to try to buy back in later, but could be wrong. I mis-timed some profit taking on VFF before.
VFF look promising as well. Do your own DD
VFF keeps delivering. Almost tripled both their Canadian net income and international medical sales Y/Y in q1 2025. Keep up the fantastic work!
VFF is the champion of not doing stupid things in this crazy market.
VFF, need another 26% day. Let’s go
*Take a look at VFF. Small float but is profitable. I started buying in the 65 cent range and still holding. Chart looks purdy. GL again.*
Out of all those companies you mention, only VFF sells Adult Use anywhere in the EU.
I am a VFF champion. Gut tells me they are at $5 by end of year. They are riding some momentum of Trump talk like the rest of MSOs due to their Texas greenhouse exposure…add in the announcement of $10 million share buyback and projection of $75 million cash at end of quarter. I expect a strong quarterly report with good EPS and international sales revenue really making an impact. That’s will ignite further momentum.
Nailed those VFF buys there, good show.
Only 56% more to go to break even with TLRY. But VFF might happen this week. Never thought I’d get rid of these bags.
I should have bought into VFF, it seems.
VFF unlocks 5.7 million share repurchase. VFF is the Boss.
probably VFF longterm, one of the few actually being ran by farmers who know how (and have the land) to grow shit. shitcos like tlry and cgc are just dilution scams
I’m in a lot of meme plays in this sector. Tilray, SNDL, VFF, bunch of MSOs and smaller guys. But I never touched CGC for simpler reasons beyond their hate for their shareholders. I have tried their products and they’ve been shit. I hardly ever see them stocked at retailers I visit. The store employees don’t have much good to say (which you gotta take with lotsa salt anyway) and they’re usually more expensive when they do have them. Also, I met several people from their management around 2018-19 and was completely put off by all the “we’re the best in the biz” energy. But that’s just like my opinion man. They’ll probably still meme hard.
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…
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…
Second VFF. Throw a prompt into ChatGPT about them.
VFF. No net debt. CF and earnings positive.
It's so much better being invested in a stock that ran up on earnings, positive cash flow, and known growth catalysts instead of rumors about government action (talking about VFF)
ChatGPT told me back in December 2024 to get in on VFF at $0.77. No ragerts!
Big $0.24 EPS and Curaleaf CEO stating that they are the largest customer of VFF. That’s made me keep buying.
VFF bag held for a few years. I jumped in at 5ish thinking there’s no way it can keep dropping. I was sweating when they were nearing a reverse split, but averaged down once they made the vanguard deal.
VFF is the Boss! Get use to it.
I have 5 different options open at the moment. Intel puts, Sofi, SIL, VFF & Workday calls and i'm losing on every one of them. Not my week
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 🤷🏼
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.
VFF up 284% is past six months. +0.24 EPS and international sales starting to hit. Number one supplier to other cannabis brands. She is my horse and has upside for the S3, but all her money is coming from Canada and International.
I'm buying some VFF first thing next week. So sorry to anyone holding during this run. It will end next week.
There's a cult around VFF, the bagholders are saying they reported great earnings. I'm holding this shit until I breakeven or until they file bankruptcy
VFF. Go listen to their last conference call and read their ER. They're profitable after Veggie spin-off and have lots of growth catalysts - Netherlands quadrupling capacity, 33% capacity increase in Canada, TX medical license, etc.
VFF - good fundamentals
I have it in CGC. Not because I like them. Simply because if news hits this meme stock should rise. If news does not happen, money lost, stock sucks. High risk, high reward. VFF probably a safe play.
VFF, but would not be my first choice in weedstocks, MSO’s have by far the biggest potential for a massive breakout. Vff is fairly safe tho and would benefit from US regulatory changes, but not nearly as much as the top mso’s. And do some research on that, I know they used to own large facility’s in Texas but I have not been paying attention lately as I sold my VFF years ago
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.
I’m all in VFF because it does not depend on anything happening with rescheduling, will be rising on its performance regardless, but would catch the wave of rescheduling euphoria if it does happen
In addition to not being a dilution dumpster fire, VFF is also commonly mentioned when good weed quality is discussed.
VFF heading down to ~1.7
VFF in freefall on no news. Wonder if this is warrants exercised and dumped
jungle.java Dan added to a few positions today for the @AdvisorShares $MSOS ETF and here are the changes that he made to the holdings for September 3, 2025. position $13.61M vs $14.38M Current NAV $4.64 Closing Price $4.61 $MSOX NAV $7.70 Closing Price $7.90 $CRLBF 200,000 $VFF 100,000 $VREOF 200,000
Side note, what happened to VFF yesterday?
MSOS cash dropped from 18m to 14m yesterday but they only bought 2m worth of SNDL and VFF. Where 2m?
jungle.java Dan made a few buys today for the AdvisorShares $MSOS ETF and here are the changes that he made to the holdings for September 2, 2025. Cash position $14.38M vs $18.46M Current NAV $5.09 Closing Price $5.16 $MSOX NAV $9.76 Closing Price $9.52 $MSOX had an inflow today consisting of 100,000 share creates valued at $976,000. $VFF 300,000 $SNDL 350,000
And to those thinking that the dump on VFF was because of the ETF...The ETF actually bought a lot of shares of them, but it was still just a speck of volume on the middle of the dump.
https://x.com/TheDankInformer/status/1963035985777684493?t=rNUBq8Dg_93ym0V5Q8LMhA&s=19 No inflows today, the ETF lost about $70M worth of AUM on today trading alone, and deployed about $4M of capital into VFF and SNDL even though they still dumped, hard. Oof.
VFF isn't doing any offerings. They just got $40MM of cash from the veggie spin-off and will get another $30MM when warrants exercised. Maybe some of those warrants were exercised and sold, causing the drop. I'm a long-term holder of this - it swung to positive earnings last quarter and has so many growth catalysts in the near-term
well at least we know its not a CGC thing, i wonder who the VFF pumpers will say now
Idk, VFF and TSNDF ran up the hardest, so it would make sense for them to sell off harder than the rest in a pullback, no?
Maybe MSOS realized VFF isn't an MSO and dumped all their shares lol
VFF was really considered a top pick way back when. Something must have sent them tumbling, but it’s good to see they’re back, as they were always a legit entity, that seemed to skirt all the hyperbole, and just get the job done.
Don't see any news. Someone just dumped a bunch of shares of VFF at end of day
Yeah and VFF is down 5,5% aftermarket
EMA 12, and VFF bounced right on the daily. My thesis was that SPYs bounce would help. It’s not to late to tank though but as a perma bull I will do my part lol.
Loaded up on VFF for that hourly oversold bounce of SPY. Like the good old days.
The fact that Village Farms International (VFF) hasn’t been mentioned yet just proves that it’s the most undervalued stock with the most potential compared to all of those other, diluted cannabis stocks. Consider yourself warned. VFF to the moon.
$VFF. Cannabis is going to continue to run.
I think a lot of people got burned in 2021 with cannabis stocks, myself included, but so much has happened since then. More states (40 now) have legalized it for medical use. Old opinions are dying. States are also seeing increased tax revenues from cannabis sales. It's gonna happen. Half my portfolio is in MSOS and VFF.
I am also loving the sector right now. Holding my VFF for for years, finally!! https://preview.redd.it/a9bysvwexkmf1.jpeg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0709d650c5939241a46571fe1fdd42d849f66f9c
MSOS has bought 0-300k shares daily of VFF in the last month. VFF's 3mo volume average is 1.6m. It'll be Ok.
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.
Dont buy CGC, VFF is the right investment in Canada for International growth without the debt. VFF is the Boss.
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.
VFF Village Farms is the easy winner
its enevitable, s3 may kick off some but i think 280E reform will be more favorable for M &A VFF holder here, i think they get bought up. im betting they are seen under valued
You can also check out VFF, also in the Cannabis sector, fundamentally a better company and it doesn't dilute like the others
VFF have a gigantic greenhouse In Texas and is about to get their license for medical. S3 isn’t about dropping dollars in the next quarter, it’s about rerating the whole sector. MSOs get the first boost, but VFF is the only Nasdaq-listed cannabis co. with a clean balance sheet and US footprint (Texas and Balanced Health Botanical). That’s why institutions are loading it quietly
Ya but the guys operating MSOS don’t have a clue. Also look at the price action on Curaleaf and Verano. Are those companies great buys because MSOS has been gobbling them up? I’m not sure exactly how S3 benefits VFF’s bottom line….
Ok... You really are an idiot. VFF is not in vegetable anymore. Learn to read kid...
Is VFF even a cannabis company, they sell vegetables lol
VFF quit Canada stock exchange, it's on Nasdaq
Yes trust me I like VFF too but cannot buy it in CAD so