Alot of info to digest this morning, but here is m
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Posted On: 04/21/2016 11:36:38 AM
Alot of info to digest this morning, but here is my take. Feel free to expand upon my thoughts.
1) A great deal of housecleaning is underway to properly setup TPAC to make the transition from a fledgling startup to a structured and organized company. This is necessary for the next phase which is major, rapid growth as clearly alluded to in everything that has been presented. In my opinion, this was also required by EX-IM to approve the financing.
2) Bill is infusing his own money/assets into TPAC holdings to the order of around $5 million. This is HUGE if you think about it. It is akin to company officers buying shares. That tells me that he is pretty confident in what is transpiring right now. When the CEO is sinking his own money into the company, that is when I start buying (I've already bought in...lol). Plus, this may have also been required by EX-IM to approve the financing as it could be listed as collateral. Just speculation here
3) It is pretty clear that there is STRONG demand for TPAC bearings not only within Boeing, but other entities as well. Remember, it takes about 3000 bearings for each airliner to be built. These bearings also need to be replaced as part of routine maintenance. Let that sink in for a moment. Don't forget that Boeing has a huge maintenance facility in China..."Boeing Shanghai". When you think about TPAC's rapid turnaround time which is much faster than other competitors (per presentations and tweets), our company really stands out.
4) Another tweet that came out while I was typing this states that this EX-IM financing is NOT associated with the Chinese bankers Bill has been working with. My speculation is that this is for production assets here in the USA for making the self-lubricating sleeves and anything else prior to being shipped to China for final assembly. That to me makes sense given that is the mission statement for EX-IM bank...."EXIM is an independent, self-sustaining Executive Branch agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services."
5) Everything is being targeted for 45-90 days. The EX-IM financing could be approved as early as the end of this month.....maybe 30 days. Sounds like to me things are going to start happening in rapid fashion now. Hold on to your seats!!!!!
$TPAC
1) A great deal of housecleaning is underway to properly setup TPAC to make the transition from a fledgling startup to a structured and organized company. This is necessary for the next phase which is major, rapid growth as clearly alluded to in everything that has been presented. In my opinion, this was also required by EX-IM to approve the financing.
2) Bill is infusing his own money/assets into TPAC holdings to the order of around $5 million. This is HUGE if you think about it. It is akin to company officers buying shares. That tells me that he is pretty confident in what is transpiring right now. When the CEO is sinking his own money into the company, that is when I start buying (I've already bought in...lol). Plus, this may have also been required by EX-IM to approve the financing as it could be listed as collateral. Just speculation here
3) It is pretty clear that there is STRONG demand for TPAC bearings not only within Boeing, but other entities as well. Remember, it takes about 3000 bearings for each airliner to be built. These bearings also need to be replaced as part of routine maintenance. Let that sink in for a moment. Don't forget that Boeing has a huge maintenance facility in China..."Boeing Shanghai". When you think about TPAC's rapid turnaround time which is much faster than other competitors (per presentations and tweets), our company really stands out.
4) Another tweet that came out while I was typing this states that this EX-IM financing is NOT associated with the Chinese bankers Bill has been working with. My speculation is that this is for production assets here in the USA for making the self-lubricating sleeves and anything else prior to being shipped to China for final assembly. That to me makes sense given that is the mission statement for EX-IM bank...."EXIM is an independent, self-sustaining Executive Branch agency with a mission of supporting American jobs by facilitating the export of U.S. goods and services."
5) Everything is being targeted for 45-90 days. The EX-IM financing could be approved as early as the end of this month.....maybe 30 days. Sounds like to me things are going to start happening in rapid fashion now. Hold on to your seats!!!!!
$TPAC
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Risk comes from not knowing what you're doing.
The investor of today does not profit from yesterday's growth.
We simply attempt to be fearful when others are greedy and to be greedy only when others are fearful.
It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price.
If a business does well, the stock eventually follows.
- Warren Buffett