I think that's fair. After all, as shareholders w
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Posted On: 06/15/2016 11:13:16 AM
I think that's fair. After all, as shareholders we own part of the business, albeit a small one. Nevertheless it is ususally corporate's responsibility to aprise the shareholders of news regarding their investment if corporate wants to see an increase in the number of investors and the size of their investment. I think for the most part, the critical evaluation of the news we have been getting by the members of this board has been very positive. And I am pleasantly surprised by the amount of information and updates we do get from Bill. I believe that is why most of us have held on and bought more even though the pps is where it is at now. That along with the relatively new direction the company is going in.
One of our formerly frequent posters, Mysterium, was always top notch as well as thorough yet I haven't seen him post for a while here. I think he recognized TPAC as a slow burn and realized that the multimillion dollar orders were not going to be realized in the short term. So he's biding his time, as no doubt others are, and waiting for something a little more significant than the smaller orders. Remember when we were talking a penny by month's end and silver by the end of the year? The fact that we're all exited about just one $100k order that should be on this imminent quarterly testifies to that change in expectations.
Personally, I feel Bill is doing exactly the right thing in obtaining SLA's as a source of highly profitable income without the tooling and infrastructure demands of making the parts himself, for which financing has become an issue. SLA's are the only real logical choice in direction until the financing issues are straightened out, and those are out of TPAC's hands.
With the $100k order on this 10-Q I believe we will be able to call it satisfactory and will have finally seen TPAC turn the corner. Regardless of how long it takes to turn the corner, once it's been done, it's done. That's always a relief.
One of our formerly frequent posters, Mysterium, was always top notch as well as thorough yet I haven't seen him post for a while here. I think he recognized TPAC as a slow burn and realized that the multimillion dollar orders were not going to be realized in the short term. So he's biding his time, as no doubt others are, and waiting for something a little more significant than the smaller orders. Remember when we were talking a penny by month's end and silver by the end of the year? The fact that we're all exited about just one $100k order that should be on this imminent quarterly testifies to that change in expectations.
Personally, I feel Bill is doing exactly the right thing in obtaining SLA's as a source of highly profitable income without the tooling and infrastructure demands of making the parts himself, for which financing has become an issue. SLA's are the only real logical choice in direction until the financing issues are straightened out, and those are out of TPAC's hands.
With the $100k order on this 10-Q I believe we will be able to call it satisfactory and will have finally seen TPAC turn the corner. Regardless of how long it takes to turn the corner, once it's been done, it's done. That's always a relief.
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