1933 Industries Inc. (TGIF-CN)

Gathering steam, just at the cusp of taking off, and then Covid hit. One piece at a time, management is restructuring and building production towards being profitable. Las Vegas continues to be a tourist destination, plus favourable US legislation.

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.

It is in Las Vegas and a bit in California. It was last summer they got everything up and running. They were just about to be producing in February when the rug got pulled out from under them. They are now only home delivery. They have a great reputation. It will come back well.

Operates in Vegas and just moved into a new facility which will boost revenues followed by higher cash flow and earnings, given a higher supply of CBD and THC. Problem is they need more supply to ramp up their products. have high demand in Nevada. (Analysts’ price target is $0.70)

(A Top Pick Jul 25/18, Down 7%) Still owns and likes it. They've been ramping up their facilities in Las Vegas. It's been taken longer than expected, but the are starting harvesting. New extraction and new facility should help the stock rise nicely.

A cannabis player focussed in Nevada with a CBD and THC lines that they can sell throughout the U.S. They have a head start on their competitors. They have an extraction specialist who helps produce a lot of products licensed for Nevada. Their products are super-high margins and often sell out, but they've had small cultivation facilities. It's hard to get trimmed product in Nevada, but that will change when they open an 80,000-square-foot facility in Las Vegas. TGIF is a core position for him. Their new operations should start working in the fall which will boost revenue and cash flow. Investors expect facilities to start working sooner, but he expects a significant boost in revenues 18 months from now.

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.