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75% Bhanging from when I jumped in. New interim pres and one of the sci-fi guys moved on down the road. I hope the new blood brings some driving force for a new ipo because this has had the shyt kicked out of it. I was just about ready to try to capitalize on the dead cat bounce until I found out how much they spent and the shareholders got nothing to bolster the shareprice.
For sure somebody could come along and pick up the pieces of which there are some good ones.
If ever a company needed a Bruce Linton type, this company does before it fades into oblivion.
Thank goodness Tinley has a well experienced team pushing this forward. For those still in doubt about the no alcohol, no thc adult style beverages done for Bevmo, think about it this way. Does it matter if the product you are generating revenue off of on your bottling facility, is clear or thc infused? The profit is probably the same for formulated products. These bottling lines can crank out amazing volume and if we spent the money to tool these up, revenue can be made 24 hours a day if the beverages are moving. There is a fly in the ointment as far as advertising of cannabinoid infused products, although I'm not sure what it is other than I sense we don't have a level playing field with Alcohol which is where we are trying to get our share of the market from. If everything we can produce is moving off shelves then it makes good sense to not spend the money for conventional advertising and having too much product out there is not good, as we found out when we had to trash what we had for changing legislation early on with one of our launches. At least we can have a nice inviting package in the US as opposed to the plain wrapper and labelling that is legislated in Canada. Think about all of the diabetics and borderline diabetics or just large people that would pick a calorie reduced drink and that justifies the new line of clear products. glta and dydodd
Tinley investors liked the news. 5 new products. 4 are no alcohol no cannabinoid and 1 hard liquor inspired Coffee flavoured multiserve. 1 million in sales committed for the no alcohol, no cannabinoid line. It sounds like a cross branding dream and could help with the public advertising issue, what-ever it is. Nice looking packages and might be perceived as a more adult offering of beverage than the traditional colas and soft drinks.
I got bhanged for 50%. Am I the only one that sees this company as a bargain with a ton of potential?
Maybe your concerted effort/efforts or maybe just rising with the tide, or is it rough water and not a rising tide. Greenrush got a long ways ahead of itself and the market is asking for more than a promise. The potpreneurs with the most potential will do well and the rest will disappear along with investor's cash. I'm liking some of the established US pot and hemp businesses that are already seriously established and supplying the legal market in the US. They have crops, distillation and manufacturing know-how for a broad spectrum of infused products. They also have the biggest pot news release waiting to happen and that is giving rec pot the greenlight at the Federal level or some think even getting the SAFE act through the senate could get things seriously rolling in the US. That could be enough to trigger the Canopy/Acreage deal.
When US investors feel safe enough to get on the greenrush it will be a chain reaction with brokers, bankers and investment companies rushing to set up mutual funds and futures trading.
Pick your investments well because this business is filling up with wannabees trying to save their listings who have no business being in the greenrush or are continual failures. glta and dyodd
Your enthusiasm and volume of posts is invigorating despite the shytkickin' the greenrush is taking recently. I hope you keep it up when the marketmakers and short sellers are finished their onslaught. This stock could go red despite the possibility of seeing black ink in the future. glta and dyodd
It is good to see that somebody or a multiple of somebody with a lot of aliases has done a lot of work to get SPLIF/EAT story out to the followers of this board. There's a lot of volume the last few days and somebody is excited and ambitious enough to post a lot of links to promotional efforts by Nutritional High. For newcomers there is a lot to chew on and as a Canadian poster, a lot of that stuff might have been blocked for dissemination to the US but it is out now. I hope it does good things for the shareprice.
I think that we are on the verge of sudden change but not sure if it is going to be good or bad. These guys put out a lot of nrs of which a lot are fluff. If they don't have something good to say they will tag along for a ride on somebody else's news. We are supposed to have a lot of irons in the fire but a lot of those have also gone cold. We do seem to be on track to implementing the original business plan and recovering from some expensive experimentation with launches in Colorado and Nevada. Things seem to be happening within my scope of approval in California which I have pushed for since the rocky days of Colorado.
We have oils and some good expertise in the stable of personnel and those oils should be good in California too if the magic oil man is still with us. We have a brand that looks good but we also have the same problems as everyone else in the greenrush of overbearing lawmakers and restrictions of doing interstate transfer of oils and the products they are added to.
I hope all of your effort lights up some serious American investment in this and all the greenrush companies. The US investors are patiently waiting for Federal recanting of the marijuana laws as they stand to start the greatest greenrush the world will see. glta and dyodd
Can anybody here give me the readers digest version of what happened to get everybody and their dog posting here the last couple of days? TIA
Serious headwinds and outgoing tide for the green and gold rush stocks. Most of the new ipos are getting pulled because of lack of interest. Them that launched crapped out. The whole market has had a good run and is due for a correction. I still had a lot of hope for some of the serious newcomers to public trading in the greenrush field and felt really good about Bhang but the market is the market and the sentiment is not there right now. Canada phase 2 edibles isn't shaping up to be the deal we expected and US Federal release of pot from seizure and prosecution is inching towards happening but commonsense and politics don't work in lockstep.
I liked Jim but you know he is no longer there. Our oil seems pretty good too but our hope for this is Calyx. These guys have been at it a long time with little to show according to the sp other than cash burn. They deviated from the original plan and just seem to now realize that California is the place they want to be. If...……..they can get Cali going right then they can try to conquer the world. If our oil is as good as rumoured they still have to have some products lined up to use such oil and if we are waiting for EAT/SPLIF, they can't seem to get much done. Too many half baked deals that never materialized and the same old management that can't seem to make progress. glta and dyodd
apparently products were well received and had a lot of interest at some promo gig. supposed to be hitting 500 new retailers through Calyx distribution wholly owned by Nutritional High EAT/SPLIF. Positive news for another downtrodden company in a sea of greenstocks.
Tinley investors are patiently waiting for a pipeline full of news. Lots going on behind the scenes. Our own up and running facility in Long Beach as well as 2 co-partner deals in Canada are being worked out for phase 2 Canada which is edibles including beverages. Lots to look forward to and our shareprice is holding well considering the chafing potpreneurs are getting across the board. glta and dyodd
SAFE banking act could be the launch pad for another across the board uptick for potpreneurs. A lot of shyt happened starting with Bruce Linton getting canned and the CannaTrust bs deal that launched some pent up corrective action for pot stocks. I picked up some Acreage on the way down but missed averaging down when it was flirting with the $7 C range. The way the agreement is worded is vague as to when Canopy Growth will sync up with Acreage but it is a good deal imho and part of the big plan for world domination in the greenrush. We saw what happened in Canada's greenrush despite the backassward way they got some legal products on the shelves for rec use for adults and the dickin' around and dropping anchor on the phase 2 edibles.
The US is on track to getting their greenrush right with a lot of input from those producers that are operating in the legal parameters of their respective State while we wait for the Feds to get to the will of the people in regards to marijuana for fun for adults. Some think the SAFE act getting passed might force the issue sooner. glta and dyodd
Operative word in the latest nr is microfluid in some kind of tube, maybe nano carbon fibre. Sounds like a swabalyzer to me, but what has me intrigued is the new model breathalyzer. We started with a breathalyzer idea that hasn't gel'ed yet. Then an ignition interlock which makes sense for after the dwi charges stick. Then we got a fancy capture device that can be hooked to a MS. Now we have a microfluid thingy that suggests results that might be cheaper to get than the FAIMS. I'm still big on the desktop model MS machine that will require a "Batmobile" just like the old days when the blood alcohol breathalyzer came out and it needed to be kept warm and happy. "To the batmobile you dirty rotten stoner"! Canadian government is screamin' for a thc device and I personally think that is what they are hoping for before phase 2 edibles/drinkables gets unleashed. Wouldn't that be something if Yost says it is ready to go?!!
Some Tinley investors think that Canopy could be our Canadian bottler. The push that is on for the SAFE act and the CBD bill that is being put forward could cinch up the potential for Canopy, Constellation, Acreage and maybe even Tinley because of their market tested and tweaked infused products. That would make a lot of happy shareholders.
Tinley is a Canadian born company with a CSE listing who were smart and brave enough to do business in the US, specifically in California. They are relying on State law in California and when the US Fed gets on the same page as the pro-marijuana States Tinley will be happy to be considered an American company or an International company with Canada in the crosshairs.
Nut High announced a bunch of news about new deals but today the Punch announcement is actually moving the sp needle to the positive. Good looking line to be sold out of Calyx with more products than SPLIF has. I hope it keeps going this direction.
I've made a few posts on some of my posting sights where I have strongly endorsed CBD's as the most likely to succeed cannabinoids across the boards and the reason is simple. Consumers are supporting CBD sales because they are finding relief for ailments and I theorize that there will be more consumers seeking relief than those that want to get high. With the right combinations of cbd and thc, you can do both and there is a huge future as science and law figure out which strains and terpenes of cannabinoids will do for whatever reason a consumer has to consume these.
Pharmaceutical use was the segue that opened the door to the possibilities of rec use for adults. Interestingly enough was the fact that most probably became aware of the benefits for pain relief and such from using marijuana recreationally and we have now come full circle and recognize that isolating cbd's gives pain relief or peace of mind without the high. Governments and regulators are starting to figure out that this is too big to ignore and I am thankful that Acreage has their fingers in both types of cannabinoids. THC is going to be a wonderful, healthier option for alcohol consumption or over consumption. I personally always want to be pain free but getting high and relaxed for me is reserved for special occasions. The rate for diabetes increasing is the best reason to be looking at healthier options than alcohol and Tinley is providing less calories and sugar with their formulations. I can't wait to try them and I can imagine that they might be good synergy with Acreage/Canopy/Constellation. I think that is what they call a trifecta. glty and dyodd
Oh, I forgot Tinley although it is a Canadian company that fits the bill also. It has been one of my best investments other than Canopy Growth and I hold a ton of it, in anticipation of when the Feds swing open the gates for the big American greenrush which is happening like a smoldering ember, just waiting to blaze. It's going to happen, I just hope in my lifetime! glty and dyodd
There's a lot of crossed fingers Stateside from the investor's clubs that think that the SAFE banking act could get passed this month. Jmho but once the money can go to regular business channels like banks, then the brokerage houses are going to want in and it will snowball from there. Let the great American greenrush begin!
The REAL progressive potpreneurs aren't waiting and already have listings on the CSE. GRIN, ACRG, BHNG, DIXI and lots of others that are currently relying on State law to protect them from the US Feds. That is a huge vote of confidence and a huge headstart for the brave ones. glta and dyodd
They also cooked a deal for chocolates in Nevada. One of these days the market will wake up to their potential.
Bhang signed up a beverage company. Beverages will be the moneystream imho. If they can come up with some cannabinoid infused beverages that are award winning like their chocolates, then we are going to do well.
It looks like the tide is coming in judging from the little lift we got. Gold lost a little of its shine too and the regular old market has been running for a long time and about to take a break in the near future imho. -40% possible as the market corrects. Gold or green? Which rush are you going to invest (hedge) in? If only the US politicians would get the work done to get Fed and State on the same page for the greenrush. American potpreneurs are making moves but nothing like they will make when the Fed issue gets sorted out. glta and dyodd
More Tinley hitting more shelves in California. CSE monthly report is out. Not much in there but they are working on Nevada and Canada, 2 lps in Canada.
end of the day nr saying long beach facility is complete sans a couple of inspections. been running promo products sans thc and heavy emphasis on co-packing.
Should have a CSE monthly report by the 10th September. I suspect that there is a lot to tell about sales, new dispensaries, possible id of Canadian co-bottlers, our own licensed facility progress and licensing. We'll see if we get some meaty update or same old, same old. Anybody down California way that has tried the offerings willing to report back on what they thought? Even Tinley caught the downdraft that is affecting pot stocks. glta and dyodd
Tinley management is delivering. Not quite on time or at least as quick as investors would like but are keeping cards very close to their chest as far as any kind of promotion or news releases, heaven forbid a tv ad!
Investors don't know what is simmering underneath the rumours but it looks like Canada is on the agenda as well as Nevada. No announcement on our own bottling facility and distribution other than the company has lined up a couple of vans. Could be licensing and inspection issues in regards to the new facility as California struggles to implement the new greenrush that is unfolding under State law.
My gut tells me that there are deals that can't be talked about for all of the usual reasons, mostly because legislators are writing the rules and regs as they go.
I also get the sense that management wants a more traditional reason like normal business fundamentals to dictate the shareprice.
I and a lot of others would like to see a wild-ass runaway on the sp to the $10 range, which could happen if our product line is going to do as well as I think. glta and dyodd
I call them tidal stocks, rising and falling with the tide of sentiment which hasn't been good lately with Canopy canning Linton, Tilray, Canntrust! The tide will turn for serious well equipped companies and Acreage is a force in the US. They have been on the acquisition trail, much like Canopy, picking up pieces of their puzzle and have done enough to catch a deal with Canopy.
Investors in the greenrush are riding waves of fear and greed right now which leaves us with the question of where are you going to invest your money and well established companies have appeal over flash in the pan companies like recycled mining failures trying to save their listings by announcing entry into the marijuana business.
The big picture as I see it has Canopy holding the lead as a world class company and they have a critical piece of their puzzle Acreage locked up and secured for when the US Feds eliminate the fear mongering over cannabinoids.
That can happen several ways. Outright legislation to make pot legal for adult rec use, the safe banking act or combination of both. US established cannabinoid companies aren't waiting, including Acreage who have a CSE listing along with many others, in anticipation of the freeing of the green.
It could be a political plum, tossed out by candidates for 2020 elections. There are huge lobbying efforts being tabled for legalization and guys like John Boehner have done a complete 180 on Nixon's war on drugs. The times they are a-changing and Canada led the way with Canopy. Canopy has always had their eye on the States which is why they cinched the deal with Acreage.
I know it is frustrating to have a declining stock have a headlock on your money. I jumped in hard at where I thought the bottom was and right now I am down, but I still like the story and the deals were good all the way around, at the time. glta and dyodd
I've been following Khiron. Became aware through Dixie Brands deal with them. Dixie is starting to show some upward movement but I bought in too high. No ad money I think. Bhang has a little bit of ad spots going on but same kind of company with 100 skus, doing business in several states and both have 9 years experience.
I like that Khiron is moving against the tide and seems aggressive at their gameplan. glty and dyodd
Unfortunately investors are sheepling along behind the naysayers as far as Acreage is concerned. I'm off a bit on my commitment to Acreage's cause after the release by Constellation/Canopy in regards to the billion plus loss by Canopy. New greenrush businesses are following in Canopy's footsteps and Bruce Linton had the vision to build Canopy into what it is. Constellation liked the idea and got 4 seats on the board and are trying to change the bottomline for the company. Linton was the dreambuilder and Constellation are the beancounters. Linton left Canopy in a great position for success as the world leader in the greenrush space. To do that, it will have to happen Stateside and along comes Acreage who fit the bill to get a firm foothold for Canopy, when the laws are reformed.
Constellation are money men and I just don't see them running Canopy into the ground and losing their investment or selling it off for the pieces.
It is pretty clear to me that they want to synergize the pieces and make even more money with a focus on beverages. Canopy has been stockpiling cannabinoids for the supply that is going to be necessary for phase 2 in Canada, which is edibles and beverages. The revenue picture is going to be subject to sudden change with edibles becoming legal and even more so when the US gets out from under the skirts of the Feds.
The future value investors liked the gameplan of Linton but the fundamentalists are in the driver's seat looking for a quicker return on investment. Good accounting and marketing will both have their place and Constellation will continue with their record of success.
I do have some dry powder, thanks to Canopy shares, and I am following Linton to see what other greenrush companies he might want to participate in. He is a good pied piper for the greenrush business! glta and dyodd
The Constellation/Canopy/Acreage deal was a masterpiece put together by forward thinkers. Constellation for 4 Billion dollars got control of Canopy who have a very synergizing deal with Acreage locked and loaded, sighted in on dominating the US greenrush, which is going to be about all investors are going to have to look forward to as this lofty stock market reconciles itself after a phenomenally long run. There are Fed rules hanging over the greenrush such that you can be a cannabinoid company but you can't handle the product or as I choose to think, it is the proverbial, you can have your cake but you can't eat it. The situation is almost a purgatory for investors that want to participate in the US greenrush but do so at the risk of losing their investment, seizure of assets and criminal charges because the US Federal government won't move on fixing the legislation.
Acreage has relied heavily on State law protecting them and built a bona fide cannabinoid business that is showing a lot of potential. The Canopy deal was absolutely brilliant with Acreage to carry Canopy forward in its quest to be the leader of the greenrush worldwide and now that Constellation flexed its muscle, the whole deal is relying on the Feds. Keep in mind that there is a lot of money involved and a major US lobbyist named Boehner is doing his part, backed up by former Prime Minister of Canada, Brian Mulroney. It is just a matter of time before the will of the voter succeeds and legitimizes the whole greenspace.
I jumped in too soon with Acreage but it was Canopy profit which I restaked. I haven't written off Canopy either because when the States sorts out the Feds, they are still a company that will lead the pack. Linton put all of those parts together for success and Constellation is smart enough to make it work. The US greenrush could happen quicker than the normal speed of politics imho, because there is really no reason not to do it. glta and dyodd
Bona fide News release out today for Tinley. Can you US investors get info on the nrs or is it blocked? Always says not for dissemination to the States.
Not much in it. Some sharing of info like it is available in most California Dispensaries and they have a co-packing deal or two lined up for Cali?? and some MOU's for Canada.
Good info straight from management. As a long time holder of TNY, it is pretty clear to me that they don't want this stock getting ahead of itself. My take is that they want real value and not a sp based on hype. glta and dyodd
When a unicorn knocks at your door, you open it and embrace it. This is another example of big guys syncing up with what they need to move forward. It is only 10 million at present. I think it is probably r and d money to test some product. Again I hope they can put a little of that money to an ad or two. I'd bet that 90% of investors outside of Colorado aren't even aware that it exists and I'd bet that that amount is even higher for investors that don't know it is publicly traded now.
I kind of followed in your footsteps. Owned WEED, secured a profit at $46 and dumped 50k into Acreage. Still hold a little WEED but left $30 worth of upside on the table off of its high. I'm a long term trader, not a daytrader and tend to buy and hold through ups and downs. Acreage was a genius move by Linton and Canopy Growth is in the driver's seat leading the pack imho and when the US Feds get off of their war on marijuana this is going to hit the nitro switch imo. Acreage has a good leverage component to it and maybe some arbitrage and the best picked the best imho to charge ahead as the world leader.
If Bruce Linton hooks up with another marijuana company, and I think he will, it will truly make the greenrush space a race.
Biggest catalyst right now is the FEDs doing the work that they need to do to get the biggest greenrush the world will see off to a legal start. Right now it is up to Constellation to move this forward and for sure having a US id on the company will be helpful with the politicians that need to lobby for marijuana businesses in the US. Constellation grabbed the reigns for $4 billion US and that investment is headed back with the deal for Acreage, when the laws change to allow. Don't discount Constellation because that was beyond genius. There will be more of those in the future with other biggie vices getting on board. Got to be proactive and show no fear. glta and dyodd
There is a lot of misunderstanding happening in the US legislative process. There are a lot of companies circumventing the Federal legislation at their own risk imo, to get first strike advantage.
Those companies that are getting public listings in Canada and Germany and operating greenrush businesses in the States are getting a headstart on the hopes that this will all be sorted out soon.
Dixie was one company that went to the CSE for a listing with intentions of bringing their IP and manufacturing know-how to Canada for the legalization of their edibles. Bhang and Acreage are other companies that are operating in several US States and internationally, it seems but wanted access to public funds and aren't willing to do it in the US, yet!
The FEDs fired a warning shot over the bow of the goodship Curaleaf in regards to "health claims" being made on the labels and advertising for cbd's. The Feds seem intent on protecting Big Pharma and the rights they have earned by going through rigourous testing to prove claims of benefit for their pharmaceuticals. That seems fair to me but on the other hand, the more dangerous cannabinoid THC, with the psychoactive ingredients that get some people in trouble, are free flowing in 11 States for rec purposes.
My line of thought on it is that CBD's are being used for treatment of all kinds of ailments but it can't be claimed by the grower/manufacturer of any of those products and I believe it will be the biggest generator of sales because of the health benefits.
Beverages are going to win the biggest share of consumption methods and Dixie has made a strategic move to be a more serious part of that with the AriZona deal. Remember that Dixie was built on tonics and recently won a first for one of their beverages.
As this greenrush unfolds without enough clarity from legislative and government bodies, it is an exciting time for some and will be disappointing for others depending on their choices of green investments.
I personally am looking for established pharma and cbd companies in the US that are going to help in the regulation process and get the right laws written to free investors from the uncertainty. Hats off to those brave US investors and companies that are forcing the issues to properly launch a Federal program for investors that see this as a viable business.
Acreage seems to be one of those companies that has a ton of clout and Dixie too have done some heavy lifting.
The CSE in Canada is getting a stampede of progressive new greenrush listings coming from the US because Canadian innovation has legalized a lot of the steps for total acceptance of cannabinoids, from banking, public listings, brokering and licensed manufacturing. Health claims have similar rules being enforced up here too. glta and dyodd
Tinley THC infused are getting out there in Cali. Some social media stuff coming back explaining where to buy and that consumers are liking it. Some news of sold-outs at retailers. Recent monthly report on CSE was kind of cut and paste with not much new information, despite rumours that management knows it's overdue for a nr. Dixie Brands is putting ink on paper for a deal for beverages, vapes and gummies for AriZona, the tea guys. THC infused. More companies confirming what Tinley investors already know and Arizona feels secure enough to go with State legislation and not worry about Federal. I was thinking that Tinley might even want to take out a tv spot or two in California but if they are selling out anyways, I guess it would be a waste of money. Social media it is! glta and dyodd
Swerzas has done a little interviewing. Probably links on website. Caused a little uptick but back to dwindling. glta and dyodd
They had a good uptick at close today, heading into the weekend. Long weekend for BC residents. Hopefully some of those free/cheap shares/options will give us a return on our investment.
Jmho, but just about every one of my pot stock picks have ridden the tide downward with the newsie stuff happening with WEED, CannTrust, Curaleaf and probably some others that I don't follow, plus we are in the dead heat of summer and most are thinking holidays, not investing. Lots to look forward to though, with more and more US companies seeking financing through public listings, mostly at the CSE but also Germany and some are carefully going straight to the NYSE. Bhang are walkin' the talk and have done some heavy lifting to build a brand or two. Most new listings that I follow have come out smokin' and then dropped back considerably before they found an equilibrium. Hopefully we are there now with CSE:BHNG. Is the GOLDF symbol still trading on the otc?
Jeff Maser is at the Cannabis drinks expo today speaking. I wonder if Bruce Linton attended or Canopy Growth or Constellation or Acreage??? Tinley is making it to shelves and some dispensaries are advertising delivery of Tinley. Shareprice is firming up a little, last I looked. glta and dyodd