RE:RE:RE:End of MonthBurnt cash, to me, means gone with no chance of return. Like the Abattis boys who split the pot of shareholder cash under some hokey advisors fee or some such and wandered off into the sunset.
Tinley has done a lot with the cash raised. We have formulated products, tweaked biochemistry for quickening the magic of our products and we also have indications of a real brick and mortar manufacturing facility.
Beverages and pharma have traditionally had generous returns on investment and I think we have to acknowledge that getting and keeping everything above board and compliant in California has been difficult for everybody.
Give it another couple of quarters now that all the moving parts are moving and things could change very favourably.
I've been in Tinley since the beginning and I think we have a lot of value built from doing formulating and developing our own manufacturing, is a strong vote of confidence from management that we have winners in our stable.
I have made money from the big cola maker and they didn't have anything as exciting as what we have going on.
The real work that has gone on is highly likely to build value, but nothing like irrational exuberance can add to share value. By my reckoning, we are a long ways ahead of Canopy Growth, who are clearly targetting beverages as being one of their big money makers and Tinley is pure beverage, run by a team of professionals. glta and dyodd