cancelledfinancial due today has been cancelled. Tried to post a link but unable to. go to TNY CSE.
I am sitting on a few pot investments that can't seem to do their financials which results in halts, suspensions and delistings on the CSE.
Sadly, I think, some of them are by design as they continue to trade down on the pinks or otc. US exchanges don't seem to honour the moves made by Canadian Securities and still allow them to trade, usually down to nothing.
eg: Bellrock, Abattis, Bhang ( soon )!
This is part of the essence of being management for a company and remember that not telling is like lying in the eyes of shareholders.
Maybe they will give us some numbers in the monthly due on the 8th Aug.
And yet, everything they say they are doing should move us towards black ink and a bump up in shareprice and it looks like there is lots happening by way of co-bottling. Not sure how Tinley's or Beckett's is doing.
Bring it on Blaze/Delta. This company needs to let shareholders in on the plan and the old team is content to baffle us with bullchit and nrs of no substance.
Has anybody contacted Tilray who seem to be in the buying mood for alcohol producers in the US , I think, with intentions of being able to step them up to cannabinoid bottling doing what Tinley is doing. Or even Canopy who seem to want to dominate the East Coast but won't be able to ignore California.
It is like everybody is waiting for some form of US pot legalization to wave the starter flag for the great American Greenrush. Canadian LPs for sure but I don't know what it would do for Tinley's as we are already a going concern in California and seem to be where a lot of players want to be and cheap at current shareprice.
A state of the art new bottling facility, award winning recipes, IP and licenses and permits were hard and time consuming to get in California so buying Tinley might help prospective players to jump the que because Tinley's has fumbled first strike advantage imho.
glta and dyodd