geodcan wrote: 
4 out of 6 of these buzzworthy companies are rtd beverage sku inclined. Not sure about Cura and Aleafia if they have cannabinoid infused beverages in the crosshairs.
It is going to take some serious legislating and politicing to straighten out some very misguided rules and regulations to get thc infused beverages on a level playing field with well established beverage alcohol.
Those 4 buzzworthy companies are heavily focused on cannabinoid beverage ready to drink skus and Tinley has built its own manufacturing facility in LB California.
Tilray has purchased a couple of alcohol bottlers in the US and HEXO is downsizing their business but keeping the beverage part to see where they can take that.
Canopy overbuilt a huge bottling facility and are cranking out about 10 cannabinoid infused beverages including thc infused while discontinuing other types of skus that aren't showing as much promise and making huge efforts to segway into the US through deals and options to secure a leading US MSO called Acreage Holdings as well as other cannabinoid companies on US soil in addition to doing branding deals to get some brands of potential on US shelves to improve cash flow.
We all know about Tinley if we are on this site and what is happening is head scratching to say the least. We are clearly in the hands of somebody acting as marketmaker with a stream of good, progressive news, reports and social media that is screaming success that just isn't doing a damn thing for our shareprice.
If all the promotion for Tinley has integrity from professional, experienced bottler and beverage guys, our bottling facility should be a moneymaker for shareholders. Our own sku line seems to have great intermittent effort behind it that isn't bolstering confidence that we have anybody of experience and capability behind it but still saw a reason to come up with Beckett's while mothballing a product that helped us to a $2 shareprice which was our cbd infused Hemplify.
As far as Tinley's skus, I see a very nice looking product that has managed a couple of awards in its field, that should be flying off shelves on that basis but no numbers to back it up.
Given our own bottling capacity, Tinley's is gravy revenue that we need if shareholders are ever going to get ahead because it should garner premium pricing revenues.
Biden's little news pop for pot legalization didn't do anything for Tinley that I could see and it is unclear where Beckett's is at.
Some kind of new universal decriminaliztion in the US that could be considered a "triggering event" to swing the doors open for a adult pot industry in the US should cause a mighty greenrush like the world has never seen and might even jack up Tinley's shareprice, maybe!
I'm hanging on to my shares because I don't want the marketmakers to be able to lowball me out of an investment that I have been involved in longer than half the guys running it.
Fingers crossed for Blaze personel to spark this to life. Is a full house cleaning needed to get some new blood that can steer us from the ditch?