RE:RE:We're in Trouble HereI understand SP isn't always reflective of the company, believe me I know. But share price is important. What if Tinley needs cash and is stuck in the .30's? the dilution at these levels would be devistating. Also there is a chance the warrants won't be exercised and they need the money for those warrants.
Yes clearly longs are bailing on this company but the problem is there is literally NO ONE buying. No one wants to buy even at these levels, that's the concerning part. We need a 50% increase just to get back to .50 cents!
Again the best thing would be for Jeff and Rick to buy 100K shares each at this price and it send the SP to the .40's and instill confidence.
Charlie_Chan wrote: Looking at the share price is not a good barometer of the Company, and the present price of $.33 a share is no more indicative of the value of TNY than when the share price was $1.99 at the beginning of 2018.
In my opinion, this is a last gasp from the shorters/scammers/banksters to try to relinquish as many shares as possible from the weaker investors who may flee from this calamity.
This is a joke without a punchline, and I have been adding as much as my line of credit will allow to take advantage of these sub $.40 shares!
kingbear wrote: We need management to make some buys on the open market here to show confidence bc the market has decided to randomly start treating this company like it will be a dud. The sector has been green two days in a row and we are down 15% in the last two days. There is literally no support on the bids. If a few more sell it will fall to the .20's. What a disaster.