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Well your opinion doesn't reflect the Plaintiff's opinion because Tempus Applied Solutions is not mentioned or is involved in the legal proceedings.
Especially when you're coordinating your trades with each other using only a few thousand dollars. Get that rent money!
So why are you here? You have a motive. No manipulation, yeah right.
Seeing evidence of:
Boxing: where a trader will position his or herself on both the ask and the bid, which allows only cooperating traders/trader to manipulate the stock, the result is a kind of rigged auction.
Locking: is when the MM on the ask moves to the bid in an attempt to back the bidding MM off to drive the price of the stock down.
To me it looks like coordinated trading by one person with multiple accounts or a group of people. With the daily increased volume as of late, isn't this cross-Trading or the control by one or only a few people who match purchases and sales to drive up or down the stock price which ever way benefits them? This is my belief, and TMPS is a very easy target that takes very little capital to manipulate. I don't think it will last, but I'll take advantage of the low prices and pick up some more shares if I can. A lot of times they'll manipulate the ask, so it's a little hit and miss.
This is a civil matter not a criminal matter. They're not laundering money. Get a clue.
I guess it's a good thing that this relates to Tempus Intermediate Holdings and not Tempus Applied Solutions. Thanks for pointing that out.
A party may move for summary judgment in order to eliminate the risk of losing at trial, and possibly avoid having to go through discovery (i.e., by moving at the outset of discovery), by demonstrating to the judge, via sworn statements and documentary evidence, that there are no material factual issues remaining to be tried. If there is nothing for the factfinder to decide, then the moving party asks rhetorically, why have a trial? The moving party will also attempt to persuade the court that the undisputed material facts require judgment to be entered in its favor. In many jurisdictions, a party moving for summary judgment takes the risk that, although the judge may agree there are no material issues of fact remaining for trial, the judge may also find that it is the non-moving party that is entitled to judgment as a matter of law.
Also, this is not against Tempus Applied Solutions or Johan Eliasch. Can't blame you for trying.
Manipulating the pennies.
Congratulations on all your success. LOL
E-2D Conducts Successful Aerial Refueling Tests
By Tori Finagin Communications Specialist E-2/C-2 Airborne Tactical Data System Program Office Mar 29, 2018
As part of an effort to deliver a long-awaited, game-changing capability to the E-2D Advanced Hawkeye, the first aerial refueling-equipped E-2D received 2,000 pounds of fuel during a Jan. 10 test flight at Naval Air Station Patuxent River.
“Passing fuel for the first time airborne is a significant milestone in the development of this critical technology for the E-2D, which increases the range and persistence of command and control the E-2D provides to the U.S. and allied forces,” said Capt. Keith Hash, E-2/C-2 Airborne Tactical Data System Program Office program manager.
In addition to the KC-10 and KC-130, the Advanced Hawkeye qualified to refuel with the Air Force’s KC-135 and the Navy’s F/A-18 Super Hornet. Testing will continue to expand refueling capacity with these tanker aircraft, while initial testing will commence with others, including the KC-707 tanker operated by Omega Aerial Refueling Services, a private contractor.
Says the guy who's probably manipulating the stock. LOL
This is laughable. Not relevant to anything here.
I'll give you that, I wouldn't have believed you. I understand that you're frustrated and I don't blame you. However, there's coordinated trading going on that has ARTIFICIALLY pushed down the price. Just look at the volume, it says it all, so I take your statement with a grain of salt. Johan might be in the red, but he also has ties to six L-1011s and a Gulfstream G-IV; he's doing just fine. Taking into consideration that TMPS has a market cap of 1.29MM and the only debt on the balance sheet is with Johan ELiasch (Co-Owner), I'd say the stock price should be a lot higher just based on the assets of the company.
TMPS either wins a contract or they fold. I'm not really focused on the stock price, I'm focused on the company. They're waiting to hear back on a few large contracts that could send their revenues into the stratosphere. Their fleet isn't even fully operational, so I'd say we're barely scratching the surface of what TMPS could potenitally become. That's why you can't totally walk away from TMPS, because you know you might miss the boat, you know there's a pretty good chance that one of these contracts could hit, and you know TMPS could blow through a buck again. People are sitting on the sidelines looking at TMPS everyday just waiting for a headline to pop in regard to a new contract, which we all know is a real possibility. I dare you to walk away from your position and never return. I'd love to walk away from TMPS and put my capital elsewhere, but to be quite honest, I'm afraid to. There are too many positives that lie beneath the surface for me to walk away.
Put in a bid and try to pick up some shares. The ask will immediately get raised higher and higher. There are buyers. 100% manipulation. Ridiculous. Take away the nonsense and TMPS is above $0.25. Sooner or later, TMPS will get back on track and the low level capital scum will get erased.
I've experienced the same type of tomfoolery.
He's baaaaack.
Sure, meaning they do not intend to exert control. It's a financing arrangement, not a managerial type situation. Great news!
Who cares, total manipulation anyhow. Plus, I'm looking at the future, and it's looking brighter by the day. Your analysis is dog s**t. Excuse me, not your analysis, I'm giving you too much credit. More like you standing behind every corner waiting to yell BOO!!! Totally pathetic. The more you post, the more people see through your bulls**t. Your posts have gotten so ridiculous, you're actually helping the overall story at this point. Good job!
If there was ever a time to buy or add to your position, it's now. Stonebriar, Johan Eliasch, Johan Claasen, and Johan Aksel Bergendorff? It just keeps getting sweeter. I wonder why all these people are getting involved with TMPS. Maybe they see the big picture?
It looks like TMPS has worked out a financing arrangement with Stonebriar, more than likely a working capital line. HUGE news! Stoenbriar is very well known, and the fact that they are getting involved with TMPS or feel that their investment in TMPS is a good one, should grab the attention of everyone on this board. Just excellent.
This is EXCELLENT news!!!!!!! I'll post more about this later, but this is awesome! To put it simply, TMPS now has working capital.
Again, TMPS is not named in the lawsuit, and they are working on the L-1011s everyday. Fact: bid for contract submitted. You gave up on TMPS, which is your prerogative, a stock like this isn't for everyone. The risk is great but the reward is greater. If their plan doesn't come to fruition, then so be it. This is penny stock world, I know where I am.
What a joke. These fools tried to bait and hook investors in the last few minutes. Again, the close today is artificial, 100% manipulation confirmed. They'll get pushed out eventually.
Don't panic, real investors. We're seeing coordinated trading resulting in artificially increased trading volume designed to manipulate the stock. The good news is these stooges are trying to create panic in order to build a position at a low cost basis, which means you'll see the stock price increase after all this nonsense.
These stooges know where TMPS is headed. They know Johan Eliasch isn't here to pull some elaborate scam. They know the L-1011s will provide significant revenue increases, and they know TMPS is getting close to taking off.
Don't get frightened when they scream BOO!!!
Who cares! Obvious stock manipulation going on. A group of stooges working together with a minimal amount of capital. Keep it up, I'll take another truck load of shares at $0.05. I welcome it.
Always with the boogeyman scenario. So what scam would they be trying to pull by not filing? Don't just throw out a bulls**t statement without some sort of explanation. Anyone can shout BOO!!!
I'm sure Johan Eliasch wants to get in trouble scamming a penny stock for a few bucks being the billionaire businessman and chief executive officer of Head N.V.
Yeah, that makes sense, risk your life's work to pull a scam on a penny stock for an insignificant amount of money. Dunce!
That's a false statement. Show me where Tempus Applied Solutions is mentioned in the complaint?
They probably requested an extension.
That's not how the court documents read.
I disagree with that statement. The Greensill complaint is not against Tempus Applied Solutions. The order keeps TIH, Jack Gulbin, and Scott Terry from pledging, selling, leasing, transferring, or otherwise disposing of their assets. This has to do with the private side and not the public side or TMPS. Also, Jack Gulbin put his business into bankruptcy. TMPS is free to do business.
You mean TMPS has to file an answer to a complaint? Don't be over dramatic, this isn't even close to going to trial, if it ever will at all.
Take advantage of the nonsense!
So it makes sense to you that Johan Eliasch would put TMPS or his own company into bankruptcy when the only debt that TMPS has is with the Co-Owner Johan Eliasch? So Johan Eliasch (bllionaire CEO of Head N.V.) would bankrupt himself and put his own loan into bankruptcy court? Dumb dumb dumb dumb dumb. You stooges aren't even trying anymore with your hogwash. Maybe it's time to go annoy another message board?
Here's Scott Terry giving a speech. As you can see, he's not the boogeyman:
Again, the only debt TMPS has is with the Co-Owner Johan Eliasch. Why would Johan have to give up anything? You clearly have no understanding of corporate finance. Did you eat a lot of paint chips as a kid?
For the mentally challenged:
Ferry flying refers to delivery flights for the purpose of returning an aircraft to base.
A ferry permit is a written authorization issued by a National Airworthiness Authority to move a non-airworthy civil aircraft from its present location to a maintenance facility to be inspected, repaired and returned to an airworthy state.
Making calls? That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard. You couldn't get through to the CEO of a lemonade stand in your local neighborhood. So UNBELIEVABLY FALSE! What creditors are you talking about? The only debt TMPS has is with Johan Eliasch. You know, the Swedish billionaire businessman, and the chairman and chief executive officer of Head N.V. that took an ownership position in TMPS. What a dumb post.
The good news is I know how to read. Shares being suspended? What a joke. I'm sure Johan Eliasch, a Swedish billionaire businessman, and the chairman and chief executive officer of Head N.V., and a former special representative of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, got involved in TMPS to lose money and get in trouble with the SEC. Good call! Stooge.
As previously reported, on April 28, 2017, the Company entered into a 10% Senior Secured Convertible Note due April 28, 2018, in the principal amount of $6,200,000 (the “Convertible Note”) with Santiago Business Co. International Ltd. (the “Note Holder”).
The Company and the Note Holder (Johan Eliasch) have agreed to extend the maturity of the Convertible Note to April 28, 2019
On March 5, 2018, the Company entered into an addendum to the Aircraft Purchase Agreement dated August 11, 2017, for the acquisition of six L-1011 aircraft (the “Addendum”). The principal terms of the Addendum are summarized below:
-The Company agrees to close the acquisition and take title to the aircraft immediately;
-The seller of the aircraft (Johan Claasen) agrees to pay the cost for bringing aircraft maintenance current, including arrears, and the Company shall issue to the seller additional shares of the Company’s common stock, at a value of $0.18 per share, equal to the amount incurred by the seller;
-After the closing, the seller will continue to pay the costs to keep the aircraft maintenance current for 90 days or until existing claims as to title are dismissed or resolved in favor of the seller or the Company, whichever is sooner. The Company shall reimburse the seller for such post-closing costs either in cash or by issuing additional shares of Company stock, at a value of $0.18 per share, as the Company may decide.