Tinley is such a sleeperI am watching the investment community for marijuana stocks creating rush conditions for just about any marijuana stock with a ticker symbol. There are so many shares trading for Canadian LPs that the holders of those shares are essentially changing ownership of those companies. A lot of US trading houses are showing huge volumes of Canadian listed stocks in excess of 50% of total volume, kind of like a silent coup that suggests to me that they have the controlling interest in said companies.
Brave US investors are also piling in to US MSOs with the same enthusiasm despite the lack of an immunity idol from the Feds. Fomo, I suspect.
And then there is our good ship Tinley, doing good things, ticking all the boxes and it seems we are in the hands of a few scurvy, lime-suckin' daytraders even though we have successfully entered a high target market of California. Not an easy task but successfully done by our management including a bricks and mortar bottling facility for cannabinoid infused products, fully owned by Tinley's shareholders. This new facility is State of the Art and reputedly in great demand due to a shortage of cannabinoid licensed facilities.
US investor interest is picking up for Tinley but not near the degree that it should be. I am trying to figure out why we are flying so low on investor's radar with so much going for us. There have been problems and delays but Jeff has marched through these. I know it is an ongoing process and console myself with the fact that it is difficult and that our competition is going to have to go through the same stuff even while they are hard-knocking on the door.
I don't know why we are so unrecognized as a viable investment while a lot of other marijuana hopefuls aren't even close to award winning beverages which I hold in high esteem for their investment potential. Big volume, big mark-up skus and inching towards gamechanging in social beverage venues. If you don't believe me, do a little dd on Constellation Brands, International beverage heavyweights who added a ton of legitamacy to the whole greenrush by antiing up $5 billion C to be a part of our competition Canopy Growth who are hot on our donkey with eyes on California.
Tinley is there first and have eyes on Canada while Canopy is still trying to advance branded beverages in the US. Tinley investors know that and yet we get no respect for our company with all of its potential. I don't know if it is because we are Canadian born or just unknown to the US investment community. Clearly US investors are willing to invest in Canadian LPs and list their US MSOs on the CSE to have trading infrastructure. Just no shine on Tinley! I'm baffled! glta and dyodd