OK, say country mac is correct; however the time not to drink the Kool-Aid was when it was .0072. The q/k showed there was no support for such a stock price. The math says that the stock should have never left .0002, where it would have toggled like it is doing now.

I saw the ten year chart and TPAC never had more than 4k of capital as it fell from 1.25 all the way to .0001 before the .0072 spike.

So country mac is right, didn't anybody listen to IR/manager James or even S7? They all said the same thing - TPAC decade chart showed a downward trend so the time to not drink the Kool-Aid was then.

I agree with Country Mac about drinking the Kool-Aid, just should have done that much earlier.