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Cannabis survivor? He still owns it and likes it. He thinks it will survive and will thrive eventually. When they combined the infused and THC divisions they have grown both facilities. It took time to get them through a full harvest. Their primary market is Nevada, which is not able to be in full growth mode yet, but things are opening back up there. He likes their management and likes the deals in California that are leading to high margin brands being developed.
Two of their three divisions are big: CBD and THC in Las Vegas. They have human and pet CBD's delivered through dispensaries, but the Farm Bill will open up their expansion. THC division has products in strong demand in Vegas. Their problem is in getting enough supply. 1933 is moving into a new facility and show see new crops in August to ramp up their production in Q4. They plan to expand into other states. An under-the-radar stock.