Replies to post #26673 on Tytan Holdings Inc (TYTN)

[SsbTwentyTwo]

Wow, maybe you should get your facts straight before posting inaccurate information. Or trying to mislead people with your posts.

Do some DD and you will see that you are wildly stretching ideas and that there is absolutely no concern for Tytan and the demand of Tytan products on the market.

Mark Sold Rhino, as it was a very successful company. I mean, Very successful company. But, a lot of its success had to do with the fact that he was running it.

After he sold, the company was taken in another direction and as a result it fell apart, they are no longer selling tractors. Now, with Tytan, he is on the same path to success as Rhino was but has made it clear he will not Sell this company no matter how successful it becomes because "tytan is his baby!" and, it has a lot of great tractors that not even Rhino could compete with. He has many years in this industry and knows what he is doing.

If you look at JD, they have been struggling a lot over the last few years to keep their dominance in this industry. I believe they are facing a few law suites right now. Also, JD is made in China, the same as almost all tractor companies are these days.

If you did Accurate DD, your information wouldn't be so wildly inaccurate.

Quit trying to scare people out of their shares. You just want them to sell you their shares at a cheap price.

[tractormech]

Alamo group wanted the implements (higher profit margin) from Mark more than the tractors. When any tractor comes onto the market the same thing is said is there room for another brand, I have to say yes. JD is expanding factories to meet world demand for tractors. We are on the ground floor of a company that is also looking to supply tractors into that demand. Tytan can make changes faster to meet a need presented by farmers than most companies.

[Manchild1]

You sure your not just bitter because you sold your shares today and the market ended up green. There has been plenty of posts and picures and specs of the horsepower, the fuel savings, and the quality of these tractors over its competitors. Look at how many different models of cars there are on the road. People shop and compare. Second tractors are only a small part of the big picture. CEO plans on opening a chain of stores over 15 states at first. Then his connection to partner with other countries- for example Australia. He already has the inventory paid off and mfg plants rolling out the goods. Then there is a host of new products besides the current products he is working on. Just as their is a LOWES or HOME DEPOT this franchise could be hugh for farmers, home builders, construction, landscaping, etc. Then there is the patents that ford company is already using and other companies are interested. There has been such much info that makes for one of the greatest potential business success stores in the making.

Manchild1

[longterm42]

you sold all your shares? good for you. if TYTN cotinues making progress the way they are doing now, i and many longs here will be share holders for a long long time. a few years down the road, TYTN could even end up o NASDAQ imo

[GOLDBUFFALO]

I do not know much about stocks, but tractors, this country boy knows plenty about.

This is just what small farmers are looking for. Have you ever went and priced a tractor? My friend, the prices of new JD's and Case will make your heart stop. Go price the imports too, if you can find them, you would think they are made out of gold. Tractors do not come cheap.

$11g's for a tough farm tractor, WOW! I was more interested in the tractor more than I was the stock.

[hawk2421]

Have you seen the price of commodities these days? Where I live in the Midwest there is one thing that is more valuable than gold and that's farmland......try 7k an acre. If the price of food stays where it's at the demand will be there.