RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Todays ActionRonbromleygross wrote: My guess is that one if not more of the MSO's already had a partnership agreement with Raj and Hiti over 1 year ago when Raj talked about that on one of the podcasts that he has a "Roladex" of opportunities with US partnerships ready to go once he gets the green light to enter the USA upon reform news.
My guess is he may get better opportunities today considering how low the MSO's have and will continue to head lower while Hiti has made significant strides up on its own growth and operational performance over the last few years. The proof is there no doubt and is not based on word of mouth BS like some of these other CEO's spit out.
Yep, impossible to get a clear market view now, I remember there being a partnership agreed upon for the USA. I vaguely remember "Green" in the name, but that could be GTII or the company CURA bought "Northern Green" for German supply. As you pointed out, the market is very fluid, and on top of the existing players you can be sure there are plenty of Whales looking into the sector as well. Some are betting on beverage being big, and they are probably right, however if you are not being bought out by the likes of COKE, PEPSI, or alcohol, it will be very very difficult to win in the hemp market against any of these whales. One thinng for sure, all the insiders are aware of the best performing companies out there, that said, with HITI likely getting 15% of the Canadian market, poised for US and German expansion, and millions of suscribers globally, we are in a very good position.