Great postsand still a few bickerers. I plunked some playdough down on Dixie and Bhang, which seemed like reasonable investments for a couple of newcomers to public trading with a pretty good pedigree for what they have done in the way of products on shelves and their shareprices are languishing since their launches. I don't know if it is just general malaise amongst shareholders riding the tide of discontent with Canopy and CannTrust's recent downtrends. Dixie isn't sharing anything, a lot like Tinley, and Bhang, which is doing a little better than Dixie has some advertising going on that I have seen on Stockhouse and probably a couple of other sights. Tinley, it seems, is heavily reliant on social media relaying info about conversations with Jeff and a lot of speculation about what is going on. Some of that info is probably good but keep in mind that there are posters with personal agendas posting too. Most investors would rather hear it from the Horse's mouth and that is just not Jeff's style.
Rick seems to be a mover and shaker in the beverage and marketing business with a long history of success and according to public records has put a lot of skin in the game. This is all good and I can't wait to see what he can do for us, along with all of the other team members with success stories on their resumes.
Tinley's story is unfolding, a little late, but really happening, based on social media reports about dispensaries hawking our wares.
It certainly hasn't been a straight line with sampling, trials of products, tweaking, re-formulating and embracing quicker onset and offset properties with a few cases that probably went to the dump, for which I thank the beaurocracy and over-regulation.
I recently added another 15k shares in the .60c range, averaging up, for the second time, which runs contrary to my investing dna, because I still think Tinley is going to deliver, BIG!
Tinley management is getting things done, and certainly can't be accused of leaking information, or talking out of school. We have the best yet to come imho, but temper your expectations in regards to sales numbers, at least for a couple of quarters.
We have our expectations but really don't know what our future holds. Maybe Bruce Linton wants to go back to work? He said he's possibly looking, but in the US. Tinley fits that bill. Anybody else notice the underlying current in the US moving them closer to Federal relinquishing of their stranglehold for marijuana? glta and dyodd