Plans change based on evolving circumstances. Tod

Plans change based on evolving circumstances. Today it's obvious that a RS is not needed. At least not in the short term. But TPAC is an evolving company. Just look at how the MRVB--a recent adjustment to TPAC's revenue strategy--has put an entirely different spin on the company. They were talking a PPS of .01 and now we're looking at .05. Additionally, we're talking about Global TPAC, not just China operations. What might seem unnecessary or out of the question today may become a strategic requirement in the future. Not because the company is losing ground or declining but exactly the opposite. Because of the success of TPAC and to provide the room for growth and stimulus, the NASDAQ, AMEX, or other type of uplisting may be in order. Many CEO's have stated "No RS" only to change their mind at a future date in response to changing business needs.

All I'm saying is that it's not the end of the world if TPAC has to RS to uplist, it's just the beginning...

The benefits of uplisting, not just to exit the turbulent world of the Pinks, are many:

Read more: http://www.nasdaq.com/reference/market_facts....z4Whtiw800

JonnyBGood