serious trust deficit with TPAC shareholders and m
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Posted On: 07/05/2016 11:02:06 AM
Re: tradingjeff #9901
serious trust deficit with TPAC shareholders and mgmt/IR right now. a lot of "enthusiasm" on the board but very little to know buying let alone aggressive buying.
VNDM remains on the ASK with the 10K offer with another 10MM shares ahead of it. while those blocks can certainly be fake walls - they are able to play the game because of the lack of buying with any intent. i bought the 1s offered on the ASK earlier as i did the week prior but right now, i see those as a short term play. unfortunately, i am do not believe the VNDM selling is retail/naked shorting/MM and believe it is continued dilution. it is supported by increase in OS.
at this point - i do not see any PR creating a sustained increase in PPS due to the heavy dilution since VNDM showed up (which wasnt long after the IRMuse handle). there are a lot of shares that have been more than likely added to the float and while long term shareholders may have absorbed some (maybe a majority?), there will be a lot of flipping preventing this from creating a significantly higher base. worse, if VNDM is NOT off the ASK when anything substantial is announced, there will be aggressive shorting knocking the price back down quickly in the absence of sustained, determined buying.
so - who is going to do that sustained, determined buying...? long term shareholders are tapped out/guarded right now. potential new investors dont know the company exists/potential and/or are waiting for the churning to subside. how does the company break out of this trading range/churning quagmire? when does revenue increase to the point that further dilution can be removed as a constant threat? if the company has to continue to rely on debt offerings to pay IR, legal, contractors, cover SG&A and the price keeps tanking - OS starts converging on AS. this is where revenue guidance (specifically the ramp up) becomes critical to real, long term investors. cash flow eliminates the need for toxic and/or short term debt and instead allows long term, attractive funding at which point investors feel substantially more confident.
when OS was decreasing (apparently...?) end of 2015/beginning of 2016 - that was reflected in increased confidence and buying. when will it be restored?
i appreciate the private replies to my posts (both agreeing and disagreeing) but i still believe the lack of transparency with IR, VNDM constant selling, and lack of PRs opening up $TPAC to a larger audience will continue to be a major drag on PPS and encourage short term traders/flippers instead of attracting/enticing long term investors.
VNDM remains on the ASK with the 10K offer with another 10MM shares ahead of it. while those blocks can certainly be fake walls - they are able to play the game because of the lack of buying with any intent. i bought the 1s offered on the ASK earlier as i did the week prior but right now, i see those as a short term play. unfortunately, i am do not believe the VNDM selling is retail/naked shorting/MM and believe it is continued dilution. it is supported by increase in OS.
at this point - i do not see any PR creating a sustained increase in PPS due to the heavy dilution since VNDM showed up (which wasnt long after the IRMuse handle). there are a lot of shares that have been more than likely added to the float and while long term shareholders may have absorbed some (maybe a majority?), there will be a lot of flipping preventing this from creating a significantly higher base. worse, if VNDM is NOT off the ASK when anything substantial is announced, there will be aggressive shorting knocking the price back down quickly in the absence of sustained, determined buying.
so - who is going to do that sustained, determined buying...? long term shareholders are tapped out/guarded right now. potential new investors dont know the company exists/potential and/or are waiting for the churning to subside. how does the company break out of this trading range/churning quagmire? when does revenue increase to the point that further dilution can be removed as a constant threat? if the company has to continue to rely on debt offerings to pay IR, legal, contractors, cover SG&A and the price keeps tanking - OS starts converging on AS. this is where revenue guidance (specifically the ramp up) becomes critical to real, long term investors. cash flow eliminates the need for toxic and/or short term debt and instead allows long term, attractive funding at which point investors feel substantially more confident.
when OS was decreasing (apparently...?) end of 2015/beginning of 2016 - that was reflected in increased confidence and buying. when will it be restored?
i appreciate the private replies to my posts (both agreeing and disagreeing) but i still believe the lack of transparency with IR, VNDM constant selling, and lack of PRs opening up $TPAC to a larger audience will continue to be a major drag on PPS and encourage short term traders/flippers instead of attracting/enticing long term investors.
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