Tinley Beverage Company Inc C.TNY

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:ceo.ca signs you are being acquired...interesting read

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2.2M shares were shorted on the OTC in the previous 1-months trading.

 

That's not a low short selling position considering the average daily volume on the ATS is only 133k.

 

Average volume on the CSE is around 404k, and that's an increase from a few months ago on all fronts.

 

From Nov 14th to Nov 29th there were only 91k shares shorted.

 

Anon has sold 11.6M shares in the same duration of trading.

tisk tisk tisk.

 

As you mentioned Redwine, there are no public shareholders with 11.6M shares to sell in 1 month, not even Jeff, Richard, and the rest of management publicly own that amount of shares, nor does Mackie, Fidelity, or another brokerage.

 

So what's the deal? It's not a bunch of retailers panicking collectively because they wouldn't be using Anon!!!!! And if you actually look at the brokerage positions of the previous month, there are 14 net buyers, and only 6 net sellers, with Anon selling 9x the nearest net seller! Boom!!

 

Take Anon's trading activity away from this company and you're looking at a very different market cap.

 

Take away Jeff's financial connections that were displayed eloquently when someone using Echelon decided to dump 3.8M shares below the current trading price at the time, and you're looking at a very different market cap.

 

It takes two to tango.

House Positions for C:TNY from 20211108 to 20211207

House	Bought	$Val	Ave	Sold	$Val	Ave	Net	$Net
22 Fidelity	3,167,500	386,022	0.122	6,000	630	0.105	3,161,500	-385,392
9 BMO Nesbitt	1,501,410	164,087	0.109	208,576	26,226	0.126	1,292,834	-137,861
2 RBC	2,989,421	350,305	0.117	1,815,994	204,148	0.112	1,173,427	-146,157
85 Scotia	1,717,049	207,157	0.121	830,404	105,277	0.127	886,645	-101,880
79 CIBC	1,954,815	238,039	0.122	1,105,950	122,119	0.11	848,865	-115,920
89 Raymond James	834,135	102,506	0.123	133,549	14,866	0.111	700,586	-87,640
80 National Bank	1,014,087	117,593	0.116	510,549	53,522	0.105	503,538	-64,071
88 Credential	570,655	69,032	0.121	165,699	16,988	0.103	404,956	-52,044
124 Questrade	352,593	43,787	0.124	83,500	10,236	0.123	269,093	-33,551
70 Manulife	65,000	6,150	0.095	6,615	927	0.14	58,385	-5,223
14 ITG	130,542	14,482	0.111	78,497	8,839	0.113	52,045	-5,643
19 Desjardins	35,752	4,086	0.114	4,000	600	0.15	31,752	-3,486
28 BBS	20,010	2,350	0.117	500	62	0.124	19,510	-2,288
68 Leede	14,320	1,861	0.13	3,800	532	0.14	10,520	-1,329
18 Echelon	3,882,576	388,257	0.10	3,882,576	388,257	0.10	0	0
76 Industrial Alliance	0			10,000	1,200	0.12	-10,000	1,200
36 Latimer	18,829	2,268	0.12	46,089	5,557	0.121	-27,260	3,289
33 Canaccord	221,000	22,222	0.101	270,000	27,875	0.103	-49,000	5,653
13 Instinet	288,000	30,557	0.106	426,000	43,209	0.101	-138,000	12,652
7 TD Sec	3,127,424	361,938	0.116	4,047,553	525,693	0.13	-920,129	163,755
1 Anonymous	3,330,772	384,990	0.116	11,600,039	1,340,950	0.116	-8,269,267	955,960
TOTAL	25,235,890	2,897,689	0.115	25,235,890	2,897,713	0.115	0	24

Redwine12345 wrote: My concern is that Anonymous sold significant number of shares in attempt to push the price down. On another hand, public records have no record of significant shareholders. Small investors or panic investors would not be paying extra fees to book transactions anonymously. With the low short selling position, where are these shares are coming from? Naked selling? If it is, they will not stop until they kill this company to cover their naked position.