RE:RE:Who is still shorting High Tide?Ive been through a few bull/bear cycles in the MJ space now and it usually plays out this way. Your wrong until your the most right person in town. That is why you have to make sure not to buy a garbage company that could actually go bankrupt. HEXO, ACB, and maybe even CGC among others seem to be headed in that direction because their balance sheets are terrible. High Tide played it smart and focused on high-end retail rather than large-scale grow operations, which fuelled the early bull cycles to attract investors. The cannabalism phase is ending though and you know why this company is prime to reap the rewards of the US legislation? Because those megacap companies are going to come sniffing for territory in the Canadian sector as it settles. Who better to buy than a high-revenue yielding, low-debt, 140+ store footprint company like High Tide. They will be acquired by a US company mark my words at a market cap of at least 500 million as the sector's valuations inflate again. I had a similar theory about 48 North and they were acquired 2 months after my analysis. Unfortunately the owners low-balled themselves probably because they wanted to get out of the space for personal reasons. It seems like the executives of High Tide are much more invested given their large footprint so I don't expect a low-ball sell. The PAYDAY is coming.