RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:A solid double Tinley ran up to $2 range back in the Hemplify days. I woulda, shouda, couda sold but I saw more value in it at the time because of the newness of hemp and pot as a legal vice and medicine.
At that time they had a couple of flavours of a hemp stalk oil drink called Hemplify which was one of cbd sku when there weren't too many around.
My gut told me that they were just using the CBD as a segway to THC infused beverages for when the laws lightened up to permit competiton for alcohol.
We were always about beverages and came with some experience from Cott connections.
Tinley was smart enough to recognize that they would need rapid onset and offset to be similar to alcohol and lessen the negative experiences for inexperienced consumers willing to try pot.
Tinley didn't waste anytime back burnering Hemplify which was poorly promoted packaging and product description of hemp stalk oil and we went straight for thc infused beverages which I still think is going to win the lion's share of pot consumers by way of converting alcohol consumers over to a safer, healthier product when we get a level playing field with beverage alcohol and are able to consume thc infused in the same venues as alcohol.
Tinley has 7 or 8 thc infused skus now that have been market tested, tweaked and promoted as well as our own thc bottling facility in a tax sheltered spot in Long Beach in the hottest pot market in the world.
Yes, we also have Canada in the crosshairs for our thc products and we have Beckett's sober curious, cocktail imitations that we are told are in great demand and if we can compete with Lyres who are having great success with their competitive line, then we should do fine.
Tinley is worth more than the $2 per share imho and this company has progressed to the stage of becoming cash positive if our surviving team can make the packaging operation function as designed and consumers are able to buy our skus.
Canada led the way for pot legalization and cannabinoid beverages which are expensive, profitable and increasing in sales in Canada as a lot of consumers prefer a beverage over smoking, vaping, hot knifing or putting a stick strip on your body.
As an alternative to beverage alcohol we offer less sugar, less calories and no hangover for our buzzy little beverages and we can still bring CBD beverages back, very easily, imho because the thc and cbd molecule are almost identical and come with the same kind of problems to overcome as thc infused.
The US politicians have been draggin' anchor on launching their US greenrush but it is in the works and becoming more of a possibility as we approach midterms.
Tinley is so close to getting everything banging on all cylinders in California and has a huge market in waiting for market tested, tweaked and improved thc beverages and Tinley hasn't consolidated its sharefloat and is virtually debt free.
Show me another competitor in the same boat. There's lots of newcomers but not too many that we don't have a great chance at success.
Tinley shareholders have had enough dissapointment and just need honesty and effort to get our skus to the consumer and they will decide. First strike is good but award winning is better!
glta and dyodd