I've noticed IR has fallen relatively silent. I co
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Posted On: 05/06/2016 10:56:19 AM
I've noticed IR has fallen relatively silent. I consider that a good thing. It was becoming alot of noise, chatter, and useless engaging with bashers. It also got them into trouble more than once and was coming across as pumping and hyping....particularly with the events leading up to the recent PR.
As of today with the PPS action, it is my opinion that they have done more harm than good as well as providing alot of fresh fodder for the bashers and naysayers. TPAC reputation, whether we think it justified or not, has taken a hit. I alluded to this potential prior to the PR being released and the PPS has reacted as I expected.
So, I welcome the silence from IR. I hope Bill yanked their chain and reigned them in. I think we would benefit alot more if, as they have stated several times, only to provide news and updates....no speculation.....no cheerleading....no hype. As the good Sgt. Friday on Dragnet says, "Just the facts, ma'am".
I think all of this will be a temporary bump in the road and soon forgotten if they settle down from here on out. Nothing at all has changed for the worse with TPAC and the business plan. It has improved a great deal with the new Australian pathway. Bill continues his efforts with multiple opportunities in China including the Boeing inspection sometime within the next 2-3 weeks I think.
We are on a fast track with Boeing which I think is easily forgotten in all of the noise and chatter...something the IR folks should learn. I hope they take some time to learn the details of everything that is going on and work to provide updates to that effect.....even if it is "Bill has departed for China".
With everything that is going on with TPAC, it boggles my mind as to why the market in general doesn't seem to grasp what is going on here. As for me, I am going to accumulate more shares.
Have a good weekend everybody!
As of today with the PPS action, it is my opinion that they have done more harm than good as well as providing alot of fresh fodder for the bashers and naysayers. TPAC reputation, whether we think it justified or not, has taken a hit. I alluded to this potential prior to the PR being released and the PPS has reacted as I expected.
So, I welcome the silence from IR. I hope Bill yanked their chain and reigned them in. I think we would benefit alot more if, as they have stated several times, only to provide news and updates....no speculation.....no cheerleading....no hype. As the good Sgt. Friday on Dragnet says, "Just the facts, ma'am".
I think all of this will be a temporary bump in the road and soon forgotten if they settle down from here on out. Nothing at all has changed for the worse with TPAC and the business plan. It has improved a great deal with the new Australian pathway. Bill continues his efforts with multiple opportunities in China including the Boeing inspection sometime within the next 2-3 weeks I think.
We are on a fast track with Boeing which I think is easily forgotten in all of the noise and chatter...something the IR folks should learn. I hope they take some time to learn the details of everything that is going on and work to provide updates to that effect.....even if it is "Bill has departed for China".
With everything that is going on with TPAC, it boggles my mind as to why the market in general doesn't seem to grasp what is going on here. As for me, I am going to accumulate more shares.
Have a good weekend everybody!
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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