you cant "franchise" NAVAIR certification. " I
Post# of 22940
Posted On: 05/09/2016 11:52:12 AM
Re: Alaskindream #7878
you cant "franchise" NAVAIR certification.
" I think Bill is three steps ahead of us and assembling a Franchise business....License small mom and pop bearing shops and turning them into NAVAIR certified companies."
this isnt putting hamburgers on a bun. the NAVAIR certification is company/site specific and takes 3-4 years (at the so far fastest pace) to become certified. the certification isnt transferable either. for non-aeronautical bearings, this isnt an issue and could be sourced/licensed accordingly.
VNDM continues to be a major drag. hard for investors to aggressively buy when there certainly appears to be significant dilution and they have not been told how much or from where.
IR touting price was 15 when they started but it is going to quickly get back there if company does not address the dilution. while i have bought some this morning at 20 and 21 - no reason to buy heavy if i can buy twice as many shares or more with the same money in a couple of days.
frankly, i was more secure in this investment PRIOR to launch of new IR. I still dont know who they are, how they are connected to TPAC or strictly contract basis, how they are compensated (they tweeted their company owns a large amount of shares - where did they come from?), and i dont understand their long term goal (is it stock promotion, strictly news dissemination, IR conduit between Bill/BOD, etc).
while most questions have been answered quickly and succinctly, they have punted on some very important, fundamental questions. the biggest ones - "who are you" and "how are you being compensated.?" specifics dont need to be provided but something along the lines of "we are a 2nd (or 3rd) party firm that specializes in IR for smaller/intermediate companies...etc etc" and we are being paid by the company through a mix of cash and shares/options/warrants.
" I think Bill is three steps ahead of us and assembling a Franchise business....License small mom and pop bearing shops and turning them into NAVAIR certified companies."
this isnt putting hamburgers on a bun. the NAVAIR certification is company/site specific and takes 3-4 years (at the so far fastest pace) to become certified. the certification isnt transferable either. for non-aeronautical bearings, this isnt an issue and could be sourced/licensed accordingly.
VNDM continues to be a major drag. hard for investors to aggressively buy when there certainly appears to be significant dilution and they have not been told how much or from where.
IR touting price was 15 when they started but it is going to quickly get back there if company does not address the dilution. while i have bought some this morning at 20 and 21 - no reason to buy heavy if i can buy twice as many shares or more with the same money in a couple of days.
frankly, i was more secure in this investment PRIOR to launch of new IR. I still dont know who they are, how they are connected to TPAC or strictly contract basis, how they are compensated (they tweeted their company owns a large amount of shares - where did they come from?), and i dont understand their long term goal (is it stock promotion, strictly news dissemination, IR conduit between Bill/BOD, etc).
while most questions have been answered quickly and succinctly, they have punted on some very important, fundamental questions. the biggest ones - "who are you" and "how are you being compensated.?" specifics dont need to be provided but something along the lines of "we are a 2nd (or 3rd) party firm that specializes in IR for smaller/intermediate companies...etc etc" and we are being paid by the company through a mix of cash and shares/options/warrants.
(6)
(1)Trans-Pacific Aerospace (TPAC) Stock Research Links
Scroll down for more posts ▼