Tinley is surea head scratcher! The shareprice doesn't reflect the accomplishment list by my calculation.
We have a functioning, viable bottling facility in a premium State and licenses and approvals for the manufacturing of thc infused drinks.
The influx of new players to the cannabinoid style beverages is getting longer all the time, which suggests that the concept is good.
This style of beverages is healthier and has less calories than their alcohol infused counterparts and Tinley has formulated adult tasting drinks for consumers to try.
There is uncertainty all around this type of business and the rules are subject to sudden change such that it isn't clear which countys and parishes can legally sell this new legal vice.
Tinley has had a lot of delays delivering on their progress but it seems to be getting done. Others are having the same problems and Tinley is up and running in California while some heavyweights aren't.
I can't help but wonder if it is the fact that we are Canadian born that is causing us to keep a low profile even though most of the investors dollars are spent in California. And then there's the advertising and promotion restrictions and even no dissemination of news for the US.
I don't believe the poster that insists that Tinley and Becketts are not appealing to consumers, while other indications are that they are pretty good.
By comparison to Canopy's efforts, we are golden! I've tried most of theirs and give them a huge fail on flavour and effect.
If our negative poster is right about us all being scammed, it will be a sad day for a lot of investors and the persistent hammering of the shareprice is telltale of our management not caring, not able to do anything to support the price or we are in control of marketmakers.
I have always found Jeff to be sincere and straight forward when I have talked to him and I haven't due diligenced anything negative about him on the usual snoop sites.
Maybe our products are so good that our team can't leave them alone and they aren't getting anything done, lol!
I felt before that we are a couple more quarters out for the financials to be meaningful. New companies usually take 5-7 years to hit their stride and it is go-time.
glta and dyodd