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  Paul P@FAITH20262m

  $VFF I should have bought more of VFF at $1.84. That 70 cent increase doesn't seem like much, but for a $1.84 stock, that is a HUGE GAIN in 2 months time.

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  MKXX@MKXX13m

  $VFF Been trading VFF since 2017 and I’ve ridden every single wave, the highs, the brutal drawdowns, the quiet accumulation periods, all of it. What I see today is a completely different company than the one I first bought. While most of the competition is still stuck fighting for scraps, Village Farms has built a real, diversified money-making machine. The setup right now looks like a textbook breakout after years of grinding. This isn’t just another pot stock. This is a company that has survived, adapted, and is now positioned to print for years. A lot of people will look back and say “damn, that was obvious." Still here. Still holding. Still accumulating. Let’s go.

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  Damian@ZephixBullish16h

  $VFF G1g

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  Paul P@FAITH20261d

  $VFF VFF's greenhouse in the Netherlands is going to have a HUGE ROI in the decades to come. Obtaining 1 of the 10 growing licenses in the Netherlands is worth it's weight in uranium. And Mike really knows how to run a tight ship (from his day's in the US Navy).

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  M. C.@gwynn191d

  $VFF sell algos need to give up the ghost

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  Fillage Varms@FillageVarms0001d

  $VFF Some observations on $CBWTF and $VFF, Auxly ran up a ton and has a market cap of 240 million and is nearly VFFs market cap which is at 307 million. but because VFF has large net cash and auxly has net debt their EV is almost identical at around 250 million Auxly is clearly growing and a profitable operator. Great great performance in Canada rec market. Continuous profitable market share gains. However they report in CAD and the difference in numbers is pretty stark. VFF had 15.4 million EBITDA, Auxly had EBITDA of 8 million EBITDA. Moreover because VFF has a better balance sheet it has more solid EBITDA to net income conversion. Auxly pays no income tax due to still having losses to carry over. Both solid balance sheets, but VFF's is undeniably better. auxly is about 2x tangible book value, VFF is around 1x. VFF has much more cash, more PPE and lower debt. IMHO at the same enterprise value, VFF has more profitability, better balance sheet and better international growth ops. GLTA!

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  Fillage Varms@FillageVarms0001d

  $VFF I would encourage everybody to read this. Best article I have seen on VFF in a long long time https://nickfox11.substack.com/p/the-fighter-pilot-the-greenhouse?r=19outv&utm_medium=ios&triedRedirect=true

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  Fillage Varms@FillageVarms0001d

  $VFF Some price targets and earnings revisions. Avg price target jumped from $4.92 to $5.42. FY 2026 EPS expectation 0.13 to 0.19 as compared to a month ago.

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  Robby@TheWizard1d

  $VFF @blackswan18 You are not exactly right. Its previous 13F reported only 82,439 shares as of March 31, 2026. That means American Century: * Added 1,071,553 shares * Increased the position by approximately 1,300% * Ended the quarter with almost 14 times its previous position—not merely twice as much Village Farms reported 121,844,464 shares outstanding at June 30. Therefore, American Century’s reported stake represented approximately 0.947% of the company, which reasonably rounds to 1%.

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  Robby@TheWizard1d

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  Alex AlphaStocks@Alex19651d

  $VFF Can anybody tell me what to expect in revenues for the produce business in 3Q . I understand that's seasonal but I am lost in that segment. VFF privatized part of that business but IDK the seasonality of the remaining produce business. Any explanation will be appreciated . Thanks !!! PS. I am going back to my old notes to see if I can decipher that segment..

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  Steve G@BlomeBullish1d

  $VRNO $CURLF $ACB $SNDL $VFF ACB and VRNO should just merge. Only 130 million shares combined, everyone gets to keep their shares and watch the combined company grow. SNDL might be a better match for CURLF as they just achieved EU-GMP designation for their Canadian grow and there will be less international overlap. From TDR: The release conspicuously stated no formal take-over bid has commenced with no assurance it will be made. Going formal means filing a take-over bid circular, committing to 105 days, and — because the consideration includes 0.3463 Curaleaf shares — producing a prospectus-level disclosure document about Curaleaf itself. That means a public argument about $611.5 million of debt, a 120 basis point decline in adjusted EBITDA margin, and 3.7% domestic retail growth, conducted while Aurora's advisors are paid to make it.

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  DJ Jazzy J@DJ_Jazzy_JBullish1d

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  PurrfectTrades@PurrfectTrades1d

  $VFF When's Mike back on TDR for potential news?

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  Paul P@FAITH20261d

  $VFF M&A Activity is coming to the Cannabis Sector. The Curleaf & Aurora Deal is just the beginning of the future. VFF is way undervalued at $2.50/share and private equity and other MSO's know it. All it take is one buy-out bid for $5/share and we're off to the races.

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