LOL, not sure why you'd want to do that Ragz as my

LOL, not sure why you'd want to do that Ragz as my past four year history in 'pennies' has been a hard and extremely costly lesson, not only financially but spiritually, socially, psychologically and even morally ... making me lose faith in the human spirit... oh my that's heavy, sorry

I've meant to respond to a fairly recent post by ST4N because what he stated is a repeated scenario in OTC that's rightfully feared by so many.

There have been just a few 'pennies' that have been disappointing to me (that's because I get into very few OTC anyway)... one certain OTC CEO has been a serious disappointment

I live just fine and don't depend on 'penny' stocks to live... and yet taking a 'gamble' means putting hard earned money on the line (and of course no one wants to waste or lose money) and investing/trading is not easy.

So having said all that, here's what I've learned out of my experiences in the gutter of OTC... and my current strategy:

- I want to see only a CEO who actually delivers on his word
- I have not been nor will I be greedy
- I will 'invest' my 'play' or 'throw' or 'lost' money into any speculative 'penny' (of course after doing my own research)

In the OTC world one needs to have some risk tolerance but also be smart to utilize whatever risk controls available.

To date, all that I've researched and found out about TPAC leads me to stay with it... and as I've repeated, Bill McKay's handling via follow through in terms of actually delivering on his word, that he has a true, real and lucrative product/business, stellar board members, partners, potential customers and financial institution, recent communication group and others he's dealing with keeps me believing in him and my investment!