RE:RE:RE:RE:Posted on FB - worth reading!It's ironic all the brands you mentioned don't own a facility or licenses like TNY.
Keef, owns no licenses and uses a co-packer to produce their drinks, lots of debt.
Cann, owns no licenses and uses co-packers to produce their drinks, lots of debt, spent millions on advertising, and a bunch of celebrity's promote their drinks.
Uncle Arnies, owns no cannabis licenses and uses a co-packer. Not sure if they have debt but the majority of private cannabis companies in America especially Cali have debt due to limited funding options.
Tinley's Beverages, built a facility with multiple production formats & owns 2 licenses, co-packs for top selling brands, loan of 600k from Richard.
It's easier to sell guns in America than cannabis, there's more guns than people, ergo there's so many senseless school shootings. Like wtf is wrong with American politicians, can't even provide safe banking for Americans providing the most jobs in the country but want to save Ukraine and others, how about looking out for your own people, smh.
I agree that others in management should step down or accept a reduced salary until Tinley's profitable and self sufficient. If something doesn't change soon myself and others will force change, that's not a threat it's a pinky promise....
There's no justifiable reason Tinley's burn rate should be so excessive based on some pencil pushing arm chair CEO's, nothing has really changed since Jeff stepped down, except the share price lolz...
Tinley will be on the above list in 2023 based on annual sales trending in the right direction.
kirktop wrote: I provided data: $80K revenue in Q4. They blame the problems on Jeff but then revenue s(t)inks once they're managing the company on their own. How do you explain that DATA? Ohter brands Uncle Arnies, Keef and Cann are doing millions of units. Google it. I'm not bashing. I'm looking for reasons to stay in this stock but management doesn't respond to the real questions. What are they doing all day?