RE:Peering into my crystal ballI agree CC, this has me stratching my head trying to anticipate TNYs game plan. Nonetheless things are lineing up here and is starting to look pretty sexy imo. I have this feeling that TNY will unleash huge news first week of Jan ( playing on the georgia senate seats result of dems gaining those two seats ) would cause a major head wind and would allow TNY to finally come out with the co pack deals and everything else they have been keeping tight their chest all these years and get the response and notice TNY deserves. Next few weeks should be exciting !
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Charlie_Chan wrote: It is amazing to be stuck in the mid $.40's, with a Market Cap slightly over $50 Million, when one considers we have 12 pending co-packing deals, THC award winning beverages making intros into 2 Countries, a stand alone MJ beverage facility in California and a soon to be hit products for the sober curious (Becketts) that will be retailed world wide.
The short sellers are firmly aware of something that most retail investors are not to cognisant of: Tinley's has a burn rate nearing $1 Million per month. With almost zero revenues to offset the cost of keeping the lights and paying staff, it is a certainty to the shorts that a need for PP will be a fact of life every 3 months.
We all know how these PP's have decimated the share price and has completely sucked the oxygen out of any short-term rise. There is little demand from new retail investors to park any $ in a Company who needs to go to the trough every 3 months and watch their investment stagnate.
There must be some method in this madness as it is completely illogical to attempt to expand products, bottling lines, and attempt a serious marketing program, when the money to finance these operations have been secured by investor killing financings!
So what is the long term plan from Management that would make any logic to a skeptic like me? I can only surmise that this whole strategy of product and bottling development first (without regard to securing short or middle term revenue) is based on the assumption that we are being built to sell as an acquisition.
What is our present value as a penniless wannabe adult beverage producer? Well, our present Market Cap tells the tale = $53 Million.
What is our present value as an acquisition target that has all the products, brands, distributions, licencing for bottling and soon to be signed co-packing deals. I will brazenly suggest (with zero facts to back up) that we would be worth 10* our present Market Cap, or roughly $500 Million.
Anyone else peering into therir crystal ball have another Plan B for Tinleys for 2021? I can't forsee the present Plan A lasting too much longer! Somethings in the wind!