Sadlywe have matured into a Big Money world where the biggies have a lot of sway, especially when they team up. I'm talking about market makers, bankers, investment funds, brokerages and such that have access to the kinds of resources to cause wide spreads in shareprices of any stock they choose. They have learned to take advantage of those swings and play both the upside and the downside. Average Joe investors probably stay clear of playing the downside with shorts and such because it is a double edged sword that can wipe you out. It is a big boys game and they are masterful at it and it seems to be the norm. Even though it rankles of collusion and can decimate good companies, they are all doing it and doing it well. They must have had a conference call to "sell on news" for Tinley despite the fact that we are coming together nicely. Maybe they have moved their funds to what they feel is a better prospect. Once they make that decision, they just program in an algorithm that is emotionless and very effective. I'm watching the man going up the stairs and not the yo-yo going up and down. I believe in Tinley and their business plan and by being a buy and hold player, I accept that this is just another bump in the road and a good entry point for likeminded investors. Healthier beverages and a new/old vice that consumers use for rec and pharma. I see a winner. glta and dyodd