$TPAC Sometimes looking at the chain of Tweets an
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Posted On: 01/18/2016 7:28:21 PM
$TPAC Sometimes looking at the chain of Tweets and Replies, a lot of info is tied together out of order. Such as putting these two in a row:
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I will say this-we have RFQs in hand. I won't say from whom or the bid size or the likelihood of capture. It's all part of normal business
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I was then asked if we had an RFQ. I didn't/won't answer that. I won't tip our hand to competitors. No order ever is placed without an RFQ
While the second Tweet here is in regards to an RFQ for Boeing, it is the last sentence of that Tweet that sheds some serious speculative light on the first Tweet.
"No order ever is placed without an RFQ"
Now go back and read the first Tweet. It seems we are well on our way to another purchase order. While it may be of moderate value, there is a chance that it may very well be much larger.
It appears from this prior string of Twitter activity(see Dec 31, 2015) that it will be between 5 and 7 figures. This is in addition to our $100k purchase order that is said to have much greater inherent worth than the aforementioned monetary value.
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings 31 Dec 2015
Just received request from large Chinese company to assemble bearings. Meet Boeing on 1/8 & fly to China on 1/9 for this work & AVIC meeting
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Carson Stauss @cstauss7 31 Dec 2015
@TPACbearings Is this separate from prior announced $100K CHINA based PO? Can you provide $ value?
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@cstauss7 It's separate. I don't know the value yet. It could be somewhere between 5-7 figures. It depends on customer product development
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I will say this-we have RFQs in hand. I won't say from whom or the bid size or the likelihood of capture. It's all part of normal business
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I was then asked if we had an RFQ. I didn't/won't answer that. I won't tip our hand to competitors. No order ever is placed without an RFQ
While the second Tweet here is in regards to an RFQ for Boeing, it is the last sentence of that Tweet that sheds some serious speculative light on the first Tweet.
"No order ever is placed without an RFQ"
Now go back and read the first Tweet. It seems we are well on our way to another purchase order. While it may be of moderate value, there is a chance that it may very well be much larger.
It appears from this prior string of Twitter activity(see Dec 31, 2015) that it will be between 5 and 7 figures. This is in addition to our $100k purchase order that is said to have much greater inherent worth than the aforementioned monetary value.
TPAC Bearings @TPACbearings 31 Dec 2015
Just received request from large Chinese company to assemble bearings. Meet Boeing on 1/8 & fly to China on 1/9 for this work & AVIC meeting
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Carson Stauss @cstauss7 31 Dec 2015
@TPACbearings Is this separate from prior announced $100K CHINA based PO? Can you provide $ value?
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@cstauss7 It's separate. I don't know the value yet. It could be somewhere between 5-7 figures. It depends on customer product development
Source: https://twitter.com/TPACbearings/with_replies
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