RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Thoughts on the Scotia 250k bid movement?Lakewood is a subsidiary of Tinley, 100% owned with directors of Tinley on the company board ya bozo. Yawn.................................
Tinley's had institutional inbound interests in their PP's before Cannabis legalization in America had bipartisan support the way it does today.
You haven't seen a l9t of things cosinus, you're partially blind and spend your whole life looking for what's right in front of your fugly face!
Nothing happens on time in California's overregulated market, even in Canada where cannabis is 100% legal billion dollar LP's are coming up "short," late to profitably and wasting more $$$ in 1Q than Tinley's raised since inception.
Cann is probably one of the companies Tinley's exploring M&A with. Take over Tinley and produce for GTII & Hexo. Richard keeps his job and the rest of management is canned.
Get it, canned. HAHAHA. Not likely but wouldn't surprise me.
Time will tell, the trouble is you think you have time!
cosinus180 wrote: Of course the first tranche is already gone. Price was set by the buyer! No one else would buy in! Smoke and mirrors! A pig is a pig no matter what dress it's wearing. I've never seen a PP filled by one buyer and that buyer being the president and coo of a public company. Might also add ceo of the company holding tny by the balls! Wasn't that transfer supposed to happen in Dec 2021?
MushLove wrote: Whenever you start posting a lot it's usually a good time to short. Yes, the previous pp is already gone, thankfully a second tranche is open and Tinley has positive gross margins on the cusp of profitability.