If you look at most of those sells at .0003 today,

If you look at most of those sells at .0003 today, like most of the recent activity, they are a just a few of small volume (less than 1.5 million shares sold) and immediately they are bought back at .0004. Those are only $400 to $600 trades. It's hard to tell if it's a part of the buyback program or not. It may be that the buyback program is waiting for a lower pps. At any rate, if it is part of the buyback, it appears that only the shares in the float are being bought back at this time. It does make sense from TPAC's side of things to collect up the float first. It would seem like most SH in the float would hold on to their shares at this point, so the pickings for anyone, TPAC or you and I, are pretty slim. It's been mentioned for the last few months that the door has been closed. However, when it was at .0005 and .0006, the shares were pretty easy to grab. Not so anymore, unless a SH with 20-50+ million decides to jump out.

I think the A.R.C. is much more interesting at this point.

JonnyBGood