RE:RE:RE:Proposal to ban short selling in Canada, interesting.Better yet, just outlaw short-selling stocks all together. When Big Money, bankers and brokers "attack" junior IPOs, they are dead in the water before they even get any traction. It distorts the market because these players operate on insider information and collude to spin tales so they can move the shareprice of stocks any time they want. They have foresaken their integrity for profits and it has become mainstream. They are rewriting the rules for an unfair advantage that small investors can't partake in to change. I call it buying the pot like the winners do at poker games. A lot of these fledgling companies have invested personal cash and have good intentions and you get some sharks working for brokers that have a little bit of a rep can put out negative insight and scare investors away. When they coerce to do this it defeats the whole concept of a fair game in favour of investors with deep pockets that have their investments eroded or totally removed into the brokers coffers. It is all about sense of entitlement by these sharks who are masterful in inventing new angles and investment vehicles that are complicated and a stacked deck in their favour. They have given themselves license to remove honest investors from their investment. The integrity that is supposed to be there with investment advisors has become more self serving for them and I guess they justify their actions by the old adage that everybody is doing it, so it must be allright. The agencies that are supposed to protect investors are either in on it or don't have the manpower and resources to do anything about it. IPOs and public funding are important to the success of lots of good ideas and this kind of bullchyt if frustrating investors right out of the concept. I believe that Tinley management is the real deal and have shareholder's interest first. Jmho but the real value of this company is materializing and they are sticking with their business plan. It's not coming as quick as investors want but the playing field is subject to change until the greenrush rules and regulations get hammered out and left alone. I don't know how much lobbying with law and policy makers is happening by Tinley but there are lots of politicos trying to get clear legislation to allow what the voters want. US MSOs aren't waiting and doing everything in their power to get groundwork established for the US greenrush by supplying CBD's and Pharma use product as well as adult rec where allowed. Tinley being Canadian born and doing business in California might have us walking on glass as far as being a target for US born companies who might put undue influence on regulators. In the meantime our team is moving this forward and haven't lost sight of shareholders first. glta and dyodd