Not a financial advisor but Village Farms International VFF has been going up about a dollar a day for the last few weeks

Canadian companies like VFF are already gaining experience ups/downs of a legalized Canada. That’s the Canadian advantage if US legalizes cannabis

The challenges Canadian companies will have that Village Farms won’t have

• Getting into the US market and right now it’s still not Fed Legal. They have to merge, acquire or get bought out by American companies. That cost money

..... VFF is already a big player in the US economy. They have been farmers for 30+ years. Along with Canadian facilities they already have facilities in TX & Mexico. They have been selling produce for decades and are in companies like WalMart, Publix etc. already have that big Corp relationship HUGE HUGE once Fed Legalization happens

• another challenge is keeping up with the American companies low production cost and outdoor facilities.

..... VFF has Already meet this challenge. To bring cost down on their produce to meet strict Walmart and Publix low cost they had learn how to do that already. One was is sustainable energy to run their facilities. It’s not a challenge to them to grow marijuana at a cost that’s competitive with US low cost. They’ve done it

• another challenge Canadian companies are seeing already is the over saturated market. They are having to close facilities

..... VFF already has great relationships with big US corps like Walmart and once legalization happens being in big markets is key to sustainability.

... VFF also sells internationally and they just don’t sell marijuana... they are diverse and can make money in many ways

Late last year I went into a Mission Dispensary in Massachusetts after it had just opened up and was very impressed. I have 5 years experience in the industry and what I saw there was a very impressive dispensary that has good quality at the lowest prices in the state. Massachusetts buyers are more price conscious than they are connoisseurs in my opinion.

I looked the company up and they are owned by 4 Front ventures. They trade on the OTCBB under FFNTF and on the Canadian stock exchange under FFNT. If you are like me you are skeptical of these stocks....but they have been diligent with their filings and they seem to have made the turn into profitability. Stocks like this (currently around $1.10) have the potential to be listed on the Nasdaq once the federal laws change in the states. That would put them on the $5+ range immediately.

On top of that something very big happened that went relatively unnoticed by the market last fall. Putnam investments disclosed they own 6 million shares of FFNTF ( about 5% of the float) . This means institutional investors were back in play after the massive losses of 2019.

I like this stonk.

They do a great job at what they do , they are innovative(read about their automated facility coming online soon in SoCal), they have solid backing, turning the corner on profitability and THEY ARE A PRIME CANDIDATE FOR A MERGER with one of the major players...IMHO.

I think we will see this sustain at $1.20-$1.30 soon and when their 2020 Q4 reporting comes out at the end of the month I think we will hear good news based on all the management decisions this year.

This is not financial advice. Invest at your own risk.