Worth reposting. Many, many years ago I visited an old friend. He was in his mid 60's at the time. He worked in the re-upholstery business. His wife was a school teacher. Good average folks. As he was telling me about his recent trip to St. Andrews, Scotland to play golf with his son, I couldn't help but notice the cars. (they lived in a modest raised ranch) A corvette, mercedes, and an acura mdx. All beautiful and perfectly manicured. I said " the upholstery business must have been good to you". He said "I made some good investments" I then asked him for any advice he could offer. His one word response was "patience". True story.
People must remember that TNY is a penny stock. At this point expectations need to be curbed. A lot. I normally don't like to invest in penny stocks. I try and stick with the more secure, dividend oriented companies with a proven track record. I usually invest when I see reasons to invest. Revenues, profits, market share...Throwing my hard earned money on a company worth virtually nothing, in a nascent industry not to mention a new beverage category would normally make me very very nervous. But not here.
TNY is my only penny stock. My one and only MJ stock. And it's because of their management team. Sure they also have the cash, the ability to scale, the margins to impress. But its the team that's gotten us here and it's the team that's going to see us through to where, one day, TNY will be offering a dividend. I truly believe this.
Listen, I did weeks and weeks of DD on every single person on TNY's board going way way back to the beginning of Tinley. (Adding Rick Gillis put Tinley over the top. He's so over qualified for this job it's ridiculous). The point I'm making is I feel people/investors really haven't done their DD on this team because if they did AT THIS POINT IN TIME they wouldn't give two sh1t's about a god damn news release.
We are a penny stock....For now!!