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Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

Alternate Symbol(s):  TNYBF

The Tinley Beverage Company Inc., together with its subsidiaries, manufactures a line of non-alcoholic, cannabis-infused beverages for use in California, United States and in Ontario, Canada. The Company also manufactures cannabis-infused beverages for contract manufacturing clients. It offers terpene and cannabis-infused non-alcoholic Tinley's '27 and Tinley's Tonics products, for distribution to licensed dispensaries and home delivery channels in California. The Beckett's Classics and Beckett's '27 lines of non-alcoholic, terpene-infused non-cannabis versions of these formulations are available in select mainstream food, beverage, and specialty retailers in the United States as well as in select grocery and specialty stores in Canada. Its subsidiaries include Hemplify Inc., Algonquin Springs Beverage Management LLC, Beckett’s Tonics California Inc., Beckett's Tonics Canada Inc., Tinley's Canada Inc., and Lakewood Libations Inc.


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Comment by Charlie_Chanon Oct 12, 2018 12:25pm
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Post# 28789090

RE:RE:RE:bought at 0.76 now regret it

RE:RE:RE:bought at 0.76 now regret it Your decision to buy TNY will reward you greatly in the near future, however, to make any purchase at "The Market" price (unless you are certain of the number of shares available on the Ask)  resulted in a purchase of shares where the original price was $.69 a share and by the time your 50,000 share order was filled, you drove the price all the way up to $.76.

If you had put a bid in for your 50,000 shares at $.69, your order would most likely be filled saving you a fair amount of money in the process. 

By the way, your average cost per share is not $.76, it is around $.73.

Lesson learned, perhaps.


traderteeter wrote: yes, why do you ask if I'm serious? Is it a bad decision 


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