Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

Fidelity

[Redwine12345]

I noticed that Fidelity is buying quite a bit in the last week or so. Someone sees the value, while bushers continue their dirty work. I am not sure how these people can look at themselves in mirror and feel good about their moral side. Or yeah I forgot, they have no moral side. Just greed.

[sneakysneaky]

For multiple months Fidelity is the largest net buyer on TNY's House Positions, someone or multiple people using that brokerage firm are accumilating shares. Over 10M shares traded in the last month alone among all brokerages, hopefully, the increase in volume continues over the upcoming months as favorable cannabis legislation passes state by state in America & Tinley's canning line

[Redwine12345]

It is obvious that Anonymous is a key seller here. Would be nice to see who is hiding behind the Anonymous. I am surprised that SEC is allowing this type of activity. It displays my brokerage when I trade, but not for this  entitie(s).  Any thoughts?

[Beetle21]

Many people are suspicious of the "Anonymous" trades on the TSX and wonder how someone can escape scrutiny on their buys and sells.  If you go to the TSX website you can search on the topic and find that you can pay to be listed as "Anonymous". Many here will have figured that out already.  But what I found interesting is that you can pay the TSX more money and buy a

[Redwine12345]

Thanks for this information. I checked their site and I couldn't find an option for individual investor. In order to access their infoSuite you have to be a registered company that traded on TSX. Was I looking in the  wrong place?

[Beetle21]

I went back to the TSX site and tried to search it, it came up blank.  When I googled it I found two interesting results.  The first one is a report that says you have to be a listed company to get, so that rules out individual investors.  It is under company services and tries to help companies understand their trading pattern.  https://www.tsx.com/company-services

[sneakysneaky]

If Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, and Merrill Lynch started using CIBC, BMO, Scotia Bank, etc, to execute their trades instead of merely using Anon they're going to cause self-inflicted front-running and it wouldn't be as discrete or convenient as simply paying to trade anon.   Trading Anon doesn't bother me at all, I think it's a given right for an

[sneakysneaky]

Anonymous Trading, information here! KEY TAKEAWAYS Anonymous trading may be important to large traders who don't want to provide clues to other traders that they are buying or selling. No regulated order is truly anonymous since the trades still need to be settled and cleared, and regulators still need access to trade information if they want it. Retail traders don't