Scaredy sheeples are affecting everybody but the golds. Value added marijuana companies are not immune no matter what they are doing. On that subject, Tinley is moving forward albeit at the speed of government, as the law and policy makers drag their anchor for fear of making mistakes. I don't know how the coronavirus is affecting our stock price other than it was going to be something to get the herd moving after a lengthy bullrun. I can certainly understand that airline stocks are going to get a hurting and I guess oil companies too with less demand from all of those people staying home to keep from catching the virus. During slow times consumers still like to vice and spend money to feel good about themselves. Enter Big Alcohol or...………..Tinley thc infused, low cal, fun beverage, to take your mind off things. No hangover and possible health benefits too. Somebody on another sight even threw it out there that pot quickens the cure time of coronavirus, in which case, we should fly off the shelves and be Internationally consumed immediately. Don't eat that Elmer, 'cause I think it's bullchit but cannabinoids were segueyed into legality because of their medicinal properties, perceived or real! Tinley has well formulated, award winning products that have been market tested and tweaked. They are on shelves for consumers to buy in California with eyes for other places like Canada eh! and also Nevada. They have a brand new bottling facility wholly owned by Tinley waiting for final licensing so we can reduce costs for our own bottling and generate revenue by bottling other's products in a state of the art facility in Long Beach California. We have also been approached for clean and sober beverage offerings that some feel will be in great demand as adult flavours. This has happened and these too are on shelves for consumers. I also believe that we have money in the coffers and our whole effort has been done frugally with positive results. Our shareprice has lost some of its exuberance as the greenrush is getting a slap-down across the boards. I haven't sold a share and despite some heavy competition throwing their hat into the ring, I think we are still ahead of Canopy/Constellation's efforts and most recent delay. Time and the bottom line will tell the story. I think we won't see the 200 bagger stockprices of days gone by but I can imagine a 20 or 30 bagger for a market disruptor to unhealthy alcohol when the consumer catches on. glta and dyodd
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