Rob...This has aligned extremely quickly, and in the very complexity of very recent both unknown as well as unforeseen events.....The results of Bill's culmination of the addition of Integrated Revenue, Building Development Group, U.S. Financial Regent, that have shown tremendous actions, focus, and diversity with complementing opportunities for TPAC...
I believe Reality Trumps Speculation, ( so put the calculator down...), and enjoy seeing this birth of a conglomerate emerge.
I believe the concept of License Agreements and Service Level Agreements was brilliant as to dramatically expand Corporate Operations relieving TPAC of a tremendous amount of "anchoring" of finances, overhead, liabilities, and "foot -print" costs of physical factories.
I feel due to current economic parameters, a direct and immediate action implemented to initiate The Export-Import Assurance Division was critical to solid, almost immediate revenue while further development in our bearings and Aerospace Products gather momentum. The EIA Division is critical to "in-house" support of Our SLA's and further Revenue, However standing alone will be an enormous aspect outside of Bearing manufacturing and sales directly.
I personally am not concerned to the OS,as I eluded to earlier this week reflecting on Large Cap Firms Share Structures. With revenues at the magnitude projected or anticipated, ramping up, the OS should be a diminishing concern. The current share structure may in fact have tax advantages directly for TPAC of which share holders seldom are aware of, nor concerned of in general.
I believe Oct 1st, being the tentative date of the possibility of The EX-IM Loan, in it's-self may have a rather dramatic effect on the pps solely. Whether the vote opens up our opportunities that day or at a later time is not as critical as it once was with our newest addition of our EIA Division. EIA should ramp up almost instantaneous large revenue, while again our Aerospace continues to build and gain traction.
I look at TPAC as an Investment that I personally will be associated with for many years on-going. Though it may be fun to see .05 .25 $1.00....I for one see TPAC's future very realistically as a Major Premiere Aerospace Supplier on a World Wide Basis......With the PPS reflective of that Status.........
I am involved with several very promising OTC Developing and Emerging Firms.....TPAC is by Far the Greatest Potential Scalable of Them......imo....Mag
I believe Reality Trumps Speculation, ( so put the calculator down...), and enjoy seeing this birth of a conglomerate emerge.
I believe the concept of License Agreements and Service Level Agreements was brilliant as to dramatically expand Corporate Operations relieving TPAC of a tremendous amount of "anchoring" of finances, overhead, liabilities, and "foot -print" costs of physical factories.
I feel due to current economic parameters, a direct and immediate action implemented to initiate The Export-Import Assurance Division was critical to solid, almost immediate revenue while further development in our bearings and Aerospace Products gather momentum. The EIA Division is critical to "in-house" support of Our SLA's and further Revenue, However standing alone will be an enormous aspect outside of Bearing manufacturing and sales directly.
I personally am not concerned to the OS,as I eluded to earlier this week reflecting on Large Cap Firms Share Structures. With revenues at the magnitude projected or anticipated, ramping up, the OS should be a diminishing concern. The current share structure may in fact have tax advantages directly for TPAC of which share holders seldom are aware of, nor concerned of in general.
I believe Oct 1st, being the tentative date of the possibility of The EX-IM Loan, in it's-self may have a rather dramatic effect on the pps solely. Whether the vote opens up our opportunities that day or at a later time is not as critical as it once was with our newest addition of our EIA Division. EIA should ramp up almost instantaneous large revenue, while again our Aerospace continues to build and gain traction.
I look at TPAC as an Investment that I personally will be associated with for many years on-going. Though it may be fun to see .05 .25 $1.00....I for one see TPAC's future very realistically as a Major Premiere Aerospace Supplier on a World Wide Basis......With the PPS reflective of that Status.........
I am involved with several very promising OTC Developing and Emerging Firms.....TPAC is by Far the Greatest Potential Scalable of Them......imo....Mag
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