geodcan wrote: I had to go on the hunt years ago looking for the ipo for Tinley's. It took some research and connecting to buy in to Tinley's for 100k plus shares. I had to get my ol to list it because they didn't know it existed and they did, and I plunked down several thousand dollars.
I liked it so much back then that I even bought more.
During those 6 years we hit close to $2 a share and I didn't sell, but you know what they say about hindsight.
Despite the struggle and the beatdown for pot stocks, I still have black ink!
I don't need to cash out because I did the same thing with Canopy! Jumped in too soon! Missed the top but got out mid $40's. Still hold a few!
At the time I still wanted some Canopy but felt that Acreage was the way to go because of the deal they inked with Canopy.
Got several thousand dollars when they distributed $30 million to shareholders of record of Acreage and picked up some more, because I paid to get in before the recoil felt by all of the pot stocks.
Most of the greenrush stocks that I hold are banking heavily on beverages and value added. Tinley is hanging their hat on pure beverages and are presently an International company of potential and doing biz in California, which a lot of the biggies aren't yet.
Tinley may not be a success for its own products but still a viable business for co-bottling or they could add alcohol or cbd to their drinks.
Tinley has to be on the radar of some big companies that will plunk down multiples of current sp for a going concern.
I don't hold as much animosity towards Jeff as some here do. He and I talked and he went to bat for me for a private fundraiser.
He recently reached out to me by e-mail and mentioned that he is still the major shareholder and the last I looked, he hasn't sold a share.
That and the new/old team are investing or at least not divesting their shares either, so, skin in the game means a lot to me.
Yes, I do believe that marketmakers have had their thumb on us for awhile now and I'm praying for a Redditt, Gamestop, Robyn Hood type squeeze of those shorts and marketmakers and it could happen because our float is relatively small, undiluted ridiculously like some.
Debt free is good too, except current and hopefully our IP, awards and recipes and footprint in California and Canada will pay off.
It's early but far from done!
I haven't sold a share because I want to see this play out!
glta and dyodd
cosinus180 wrote: So, in your opinion MM have been playing tny for 6 years!?? My goodness, I would think that after Jeff burnt you and used you like a bear uses a tree to scratch his back (metaphorically speaking) by your own admission you'd smarten up already! The American from Colorado springs almost called you a smuck...I won't hesitate! "Two things are infinite: the universe and George's stupidity; and I'm not sure about the universe" Albert Einstein.
geodcan wrote: Democrats are failing miserably and the alternative is a wannabe dictator who tried to pull a coup d'etat off in a democratic country.
Sleepy Joe is unfit for leadership and a step down to Harris will be worse! Trump is a wannabe Putin and I beleive has his hands in Putin's pocket.
The world is looking to the US to lead the way for Nato and the freeworld and Biden is fiddeling while the Ukraine burns.
History does repeat itself despite the legacy of Hitler and forseers saying we will never let that happen again. It keeps happening and now it is being perpetrated by a nuclear nitwit.
Gawd, I hope those aliens that can shut down nukes are on the job because the world is on the verge of self-destruct by little Hitler Putin.
At least Tinley's seems to be holding on developments for the positive in our camp. If investors see the potential and hold the price, there will be no reason for the marketmakers to continue holding their thumb on us. Just don't sell and if you are in the buying mood, hit the ask!
Social media is reporting sell outs in Ontario and restocks seem to be happening which is good considering almost $13 a bottle. My guess is that there are a lot of Tinley shareholders domiciled in Ontario which is where the Tinley idea was born and they are going to want to know how good the product is for themselves.
Crazy-azz marketplace right now with a good start for a bonafide correction or even a recession! I just never thought that potpreneurs would lead the way after the hard corrections they have already had. I figured it would be the bluechip stocks that have had a phenomenal long run and now that the punch bowl is being pulled away, I think it is time for a rest! Maybe with a Tinley!
glta and dyodd