RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Last review on leafly...markovschriovo wrote: heres a big moron alert. " Hexo's deal with Molson Coors is cute but the reality is they haven't committed to anything.
“Under the Molson Coors banner, an established brand that everyone knows, you’ll see ‘powered by HEXO,’” Miron said. “Like an ingredients company that plays into brand recognition.” HEXO raised its profile on Thursday, becoming the sixth Canadian licensed producer to secure approval to list on a U.S. exchange. Beacon Securities analyst Russell Stanley predicts HEXO will benefit from that scarcity." HAHAHA
SO TNY "owns" California?.. are they listed on the NYSE?.... LOL keep dreaming bud
Tinga91 wrote:
markovschriovo wrote: Hexo will have already established themselves as a powerhouse with unlimited marketing reach and very deep pockets with the recent partnership they landed and now that they are trading on the NYSE..I don’t see TNY having a snowballs chance in hell peddling their product to Canadians. Especially with the way Canadians boycott American products. And believe me, it’s going to get a whole lot worse. Best chance is they build credibility in California and potentially get bought out...
"American products" lol, you realize this is a Canadian company? Hexo's deal with Molson Coors is cute but the reality is they haven't committed to anything. So I wish Hexo the best of luck in Canada going up against Canopy and the other LP's (one of whom Tinley will partner with) while Tinley has Califonia (more people than all of Canada) practically to themselves.
I guess when you hitch your wagon to a non-binding deal like Hexo has you talk it up and hope for the best. I admire the CEO's optimism, and I hope it works out for them. What HEXO does is practically irrelevent to Tinley's success. They aren't stepping foot in the USA until cannabis is re-scheduled. Tinley's focus is California. Comparing the two is silly but hey, look who I'm talking to. Best of luck.