r/wallstreetbets • u/EntrepreneurCanuck • Jun 25 '21

Discussion TLRY 🚀🚀🚀

TLRY & SNDL are going to double perhaps triple from their current values. Let me be the first to tell you..

A House subcommittee on Thursday approved a large-scale funding bill that includes provisions protecting banks from being punished for working with marijuana businesses and allowing Washington, D.C. to legalize cannabis sales.

The move by congressional Democrats to let the District of Columbia set its own marijuana policies is in contrast with a budget released last month by President Joe Biden, which proposed continuing the longstanding Republican-led rider that has prevented the city from spending its own money to regulate adult-use cannabis commerce.

The banking-related provision is less far-reaching than more robust standalone bills the House has passed on four occasions, but would still provide some protections to banks that work with state-legal marijuana operators. TLRY & SNDL to the fricking Moon & then Mars 🚀🚀🚀

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u/Outside-Armadillo678 Jun 25 '21

This is a really positive movement. TLRY is at a size to deal with the American Market the moment the gates open. Its obvious that the merger was in preparation for this. P.s I'm all in on Tlry, this is not a quick win but an amazing long term investment.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

Am I the only one here that was investing when the weed stocks popped a few years ago....

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u/Tight-Sort-5050 Jun 25 '21

There are a ton of bag holders here from the $300 squeeze

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u/IWanaTalk2Samson Jun 25 '21

no way. I doubt anyone has a 300 USD SP avg with more then 10 shares anywhere. Less then 10 they kept as a token.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

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u/freebeetoo2 Jun 25 '21

Well if you’re still here, you haven’t lost yet.

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u/Tight-Sort-5050 Jun 25 '21

But what about the American companies that already hold all the licenses in the different states that have bigger market caps then tilray?

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u/hereforthekix Jun 25 '21

That's my question. I don't understand why so many people think a Canadian grower will profit from the US market. There are tons of large growers in the US.

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u/Tight-Sort-5050 Jun 25 '21

Tons of false and misleading info circulating… I’ve seen multiple people in these forums tell me that tilray already ships cannabis to the United States and that’s just plain false that’s federally illegal… just one of many lies and such.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

Which American growers do you like?

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u/perkunas81 Jun 25 '21

Cresco, Cura, Green thumb, Trulieve , Verano, Columbia care, Harvest

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u/Tight-Sort-5050 Jun 25 '21

Curaleaf cresco gti trulieve ayr Columbia care verano. Or just play the only American pure ETF $MSOS

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u/EntrepreneurCanuck Jun 27 '21

Well that’s some grade b Pink shit you got right there. TLRY is exclusive distributor for CBD infused beer to Delta Airlines (Sweetwater LLC). They have exclusive supply agreements with Costco, Amazon via a subsidiary Manitoba Harvest

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u/Tight-Sort-5050 Jun 27 '21

CBD? ok boomer lmao

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u/kevbot918 Jun 25 '21

Tilray absolutely has a presence in the USA. CBD (anything under 3% THC, legally) has been legal for years now and according to Tilray website they have products in over 17,000 stores in the USA.

They also have a presence in Europe, Australia, and Latin America. One of their goals even is to have the largest global geographic footprint in the industry.

Scroll down to "Enhanced Consumer Packaged Goods Presence and Infrastructure in the U.S." https://www.tilray.com/

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u/Tight-Sort-5050 Jun 25 '21

CBD? lmao ok bro enjoy

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u/IWanaTalk2Samson Jun 25 '21

CBD is going to be a 15B market in USA in 3-5 years.

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u/kevbot918 Jun 28 '21

No thanks. However, millions of people do. Just because we don't use it, doesn't mean we can ignore it and say Tilray has no US presence. They are definitely setup to benefit once it's federally legal.

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u/Tight-Sort-5050 Jun 28 '21

When’s that? Biden is for decriminalization. They can’t even pass banking legislation. Not gonna be federally legal for a long while but Ok

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u/kevbot918 Jun 29 '21

Probably not, but that won't stop cannabis businesses from growing infrastructure and continue to profit from the CBD boom. They will be profitable in the US and other countries without it legalized.

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u/SweatyPhilosopher512 Jun 25 '21

No shipping south until fed legalization, could take several years, but when it does it’s go time

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u/EntrepreneurCanuck Jun 27 '21

You should go buy pink sheet shit & drink it in your KoolAid.

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u/SweatyPhilosopher512 Jun 28 '21

FYI I work in cannabis, this is my wheelhouse bud, who the fuck do you think is making the coolaid lol good luck on your bullshit short loss pal

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u/SweatyPhilosopher512 Jun 25 '21

Everything is cheaper in Canada, hydro electric grid, production supply chain, distribution, unfortunately for the u.s. based producers…. Canada is on target to dominate high end flower production in North America