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Excellent opportunity to pick up shares on the cheap today! $1 million in sales a week and growing with just 5 of their 19 brand partners. Imagine what happens when all 19 brand partners are selling. $3 million to $4 million a week and revenue in the hundreds of millions. Patience will pay off big here.
Nice digging awe, that's awesome.
Yes, that's the site. It looks like it's the same guy as last time, too. I'm liking our odds, I hope TMPS is pursuing this. I have zero idea if TMPS has actually submitted a bid. I would assume they have.
Primary Contact
Chris Woehrer,
Contract Specialist
Interested businesses shall submit responses electronically no later than 11:00 am EST on 8 January 2020.
Perfect fit for TMPS. It almost sounds like it was drafted specifically for them. Draft RFP:
Notice ID CAS_AAR_RFI Solicitation No. N0042120R0094 (I believe)
Minimum / Threshold:
At least two (2) tanker aircraft capable of operating redundant centerline refueling system that meets the minimum acceptable MA-3 (pressure regulating coupling) standards
Objective:
One tanker aircraft capable of refueling one (1) receiver aircraft at a time with one (1) or more tanker aircraft being capable of refueling two (2) receivers simultaneously but still retaining
redundant centerline tanking capability that meets the minimum acceptable MA-3 (pressure regulating coupling) standards
Configuration/ Special Equipment:
Redundant hose and drogue refueling systems on at least two (2) Centerline refueling system to support V-22 and E-2D. The refueling system must comply with MIL-A-19736, ATP 3.3.4.6 and probe and drogue sections of ATP 3.3.4.2. Tanker AAR components must comply with either MIL-PRF-81975 or MIL-PRF-57267; either standard
overrides the pressure regulating coupling requirements identified in MIL-A-19736.
Additional special equipment:
Installed recording device to support aircraft aerial refueling: Video and audio of receiver aircraft engaging and disengaging the refueling drogue
The Naval Air Systems Command (NAVAIR), Specialized and Proven Aircraft Program Office (PMA- 226), Contracted Air Services (CAS) program intends to conduct a Small Business Set-Aside Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity Multiple Award Contract competition for CAS Aerial Refueling Services. The planned ordering period will have a base ordering period of four (4) years 364 days, and one (1) four (4) years 364 days Option ordering period for a total ordering period of nine (9) years 363 days, if the option period is exercised. No single task order will have a period of performance greater than 4 years 364 days.
As a new company, the accounting is pretty standard. It's a non-cash item, but biological assets are inventory that will convert to revenue or cash fairly quickly. The inventory is already earmarked for their established brand partners. We'll see revenues increase dramatically this year, which is why they said they'd be cash flow positive first half of 2020. Also, their last earnings call is very informative and very upbeat if you ever have any questions.
That may have been me, took some nibbles over the last couple days and set a limit order around that price.
Volume is up, which is good, but I'm concerned about price manipulation. This stock has intrigued me once again, but at the same time I'm concerned about additional red flags that have popped up (no working number, no website, and zero response from anyone in the company). I'm still holding shares and actually bought a little more today because Johan Bergendorff's Linkedin still shows that he's the CFO, there were additional UCC filings from Johan Eliasch related companies towards the end of the year, and I'm willing to gamble that they didn't throw in the towel after the previous contract was taken away from them. They also received reimbursement funds for the cancelled contract and my hope is that it helped ease the punch to the gut. More importantly, TMPS still has a viable and much needed business model with few competitors and a billionaire behind it all, that's enough for me to roll the dice.
Great news for Flower One, Kiva is a brand partner of theirs. Sales should be excellent for 2020, it's just going to take time.
Ganja Goddess, an online cannabis shopping and delivery brand operating in California, announced Tuesday the winners of its first “Ganja Goddess Awards.” The list recognizes the top-performing products on the company’s statewide platform.
Roughly 150 brands were considered for the awards. Winners for each category are as follows:
-Kiva Confections Camino Wild Berry Gummies for best overall;
-Source Quest for flower;
-Bloom Farms Blend Cartridge Anytime (Hybrid) for vape cartridges;
-OrganakOil Revita Strong Oil, a YAK Edibles brand, for
concentrates;
-Henry's Original Smoke Packs Acapulco Gold (Sativa) for pre-rolls;
-Breez Spray Royal Mint by Royal Garden Society for sublinguals and
tinctures
-Kiva Camino Wild Berry Gummies (Indica) for edibles;
-Mary’s Medicinals Transdermal Indica THC Patch for topicals;
-and Kiva Camino Gummies Sparkling Pear (3:1 CBD) for CBD.
Blew through all the key moving averages over the last week. If it breaks out above $0.30 the next stop is $0.55.
I agree with you, something is up. I wouldn't rule out a merger with Omega either. Call me crazy, but it could be a possibility based on news articles I've read today.
I will say if they rebranded the company, the stock would skyrocket. That at least shows they're serious and Johan Eliasch is here for the long haul (I hope this is the case). They needed a new website anyhow. Also, I hate to pose a question that will get labeled as a "basher", but do we know that Tempus or Tristar Air has actually placed a bid? I've tried to get in contact with the company (been mostly successful in the past) and I've received no response.
Cool, thanks bud.
TRANSCOM18R013, found it, sorry everyone, just trying to keep you on your toes. Bunch of piranhas you are.
Yes I did miss it. Everyone keep their pantyhose on, I'm just asking questions. I bought this thing at $0.04 and still hold shares people, calm down.
Is it this one?
TRANSCOM18R013
I still own shares just can't find this contract everybody is talking about. I've held shares due to articles like this, https://www.airforcemag.com/amc-industry-discuss-privatized-aerial-refueling/
Also, TMPS needs to update their equipment to boom-equipped as opposed to probe-and-drogue?
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/31168/the-first-boom-equipped-tanker-for-a-private-aerial-refueling-company-has-arrived
What am I missing? Google shows that their Virginia address is permanently closed, no recent filings, and no response from management. They received a small partial payment on the refueling contract they won, but it was eventually canceled due to Omega's successful protest. People on this board have indicated there's another refueling contract TMPS is bidding on, but I don't see it. I fully admit that I'm not following this stock as much as I used to, but the volume caught my eye today. Someone set me straight.
2020.
Flower One launched sales of five brand partners through its flagship greenhouse in Nevada. The Company is on track to launch an additional two brands in the remaining part of the fourth quarter of 2019. Together these brand launches, along with a number of additional launches in early 2020, will serve as a significant growth catalyst for the Company.
"Our greenhouse and production facilities are now fully operational and yielding industry-leading analytics. This, combined with securing 15 brand partnerships, was accomplished within 19 months and places us in an exciting and truly unique path to profitability and positive cash flow in the first half of 2020."
How interesting.
This is great news! President and CEO of Landec Corporation (Nasdaq: LNDC) for 10 years.
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/flower-one-announces-appointment-molly-230800514.html
Yeah, I don't know. I still have a position in TMPS, we've just been flying blind for sooooo long. My hope is that Johan Eliasch has a passion for aviation and he wants to see this endeavor through. I just assume that this whole process has been a thorn in his side, but you never know, maybe it's not due to his vast wealth. I guess it's a good sign they haven't dumped the company and liquidated it, which is why I'm still holding on.
Sure, if you're confident they'll eventually secure a contract.
TMPS will definitely get the benefits. Tristar Air gets a contract the TMPS goes to a buck, very easily I would think. I just don't understand management. You're either a publicly traded company or you're not. I stuck with these guys for a long time, even spoke with them on the phone, and I can tell you without hesitation that they were trying to succeed. However, to put it a better way, you're either committed to your shareholders or you're not. I think it's clear that the shareholders are at the bottom of the totem pole. There may be reasoning behind this, but you can't go 3 years and keep the level of communication to a minimum, it's ridiculous.
TMPS is about as stagnant as they come. The only thing I've come across are some recent UCC filings from SANTIAGO BUSINESS CO. INTERNATIONAL LTD. on all the TMPS related companies. This is definitely Johan Eliasch's company. Other than that it's dead. As most of you know, I was very bullish on this stock for a long time, but the lack of direction/communication from Johan Eliasch and management is borderline insulting. For the first time I'm completely lost when it comes to this company right now. Who knows what will become of it.
I don't think that's accurate. If anything, the only entity that is producing any substantial revenue is Tempus Intermediate Holdings or Tempus Jets, which are not part of the public entity. They attempted to merge these companies with the public entity I believe but were unsuccessful due to cross collateral guarantees and legal issues.
I haven't completely given up. I have a feeling they threw a bunch of stuff/potential opportunities at the wall to see what might stick. You never know, something could pan out.
I think things have simmered down. However, they still own six tristars, and as far as the UCC filings, I haven't seen anything unusual. Johan Eliasch still has liens against every Tempus entity and asset, meaning he essentially owns TMPS. You either figure out how to make money with the company or you sell it. I really have no clue what their intentions are at this point. I think it would make sense to pursue other refueling opportunities and/or cargo opportunities outside the U.S., and I would assume they have a bitter taste in their mouth after dealing with the bureaucracy of the govcon space. Either way I think it's s**t or get off the pot time. So much potential here, but at some point you have to relay to your shareholders what your intentions are. They kept up on their filings (other than financials), which was encouraging, but the lack of communication at this point is unfortunate, which is why I've decreased my position substantially. I hope they do a rebranding/name change and create shareholder value by pursuing other opportunities, but it's anyone's guess what they plan on doing if anything at all.
Although Johan Aksel Bergendorff is still listed as the CFO for TMPS, he was also just named Regional Director & Principal at CFO Centre Singapore, which is a provider of part-time CFOs. FYI.
TRISTAR ACQUISITION HOLDINGS, LLC & TRISTAR ACQUISITION, LLC created 11/15/2019 in Delaware and has the same registered agent information as TRISTAR AIR LLC. It's probably nothing, but could it be a name change or a rebranding? There is TEMPUS APPLIED SOLUTIONS HOLDINGS, INC. & TEMPUS APPLIED SOLUTIONS, LLC currently.
Is this company still alive?
Throw the baby out with the bath water is what we're seeing. Sell now and ask questions later is what people are doing. Canadian cannabis companies are all getting crushed due to the Canadian regulatory environment. Quite a few analysts have recommended switching into U.S. based cannabis operations, which is obviously great for Flower One since all their facilities are in the U.S., they're only headquartered in Canada. Not only that, their official press releases have indicated that they're doing great and the results are better than expected.
Flower One is a best of breed cannabis stock that's being taken down by the overall industry and the short sided view of traders that are only focused on the headlines. They could care less about fundamentals or valuation and don't have the patience to hold a stock for more than 30 days. I doubt most even know what a multiple is. Pretty typical nowadays, especially for penny/OTC stocks that attract novice investors. I'm not saying everything is peachy, but the risk vs reward profile with Flower One is off the charts. What a great opportunity to buy a company on the cheap that has this much earnings potential, just incredible, haven't seen anything like it since the credit crisis.
Dollar cost average into it, build a position to your comfort level, and just be patient. You're basically buying an out of the money call option that won't expire. $0.68? I still can't believe my eyes. Patience will definitely be rewarded here, and when the madness finally stops, the companies with good fundamentals will rise that much quicker, and more than likely they'll trade at a premium.
Remember, Flower One just barely opened their doors, and what they've accomplished in such a short time period is amazing. This stock is still mostly unknown, and as time goes on, more and more people will take notice. Good luck to everyone.
Sales are strong and getting stronger.
Dumbest thing I've ever heard. They just became fully operation a couple months ago.
The business plan/model is firing on all cylinders:
-Sales are strong with a weekly growth rate of 15%
-Projecting to be cash flow positive first half 2020
-Just one of their brand partners (Old Pal) is the #1 cannabis provider in the state of Nevada
-Yields exceeding original estimates by 85%, best in the business cash cost of $0.45 a gram
-Operating the most advanced greenhouse in the world
Can we get back to business now? Don't buy into the people that are trashing FLOOF, they have an agenda. Sales are strong, share structure is intact, the business plan/model is firing on all cylinders.
Sales are strong with a weekly growth rate of 15%
Projecting to be cash flow positive first half 2020
Brand partner Old Pal is the #1 cannabis provider in the state of Nevada
Yields exceeding original estimates by 85%, best in the business cash cost of $0.45 a gram
Operating the most advanced greenhouse in the world
There is literally no other cannabis company that comes close. Don't let people scare you into thinking that dilution is a factor. Look at the valuation!!! FLOOF has a market cap of under $150 million?!?! The brick and mortar is worth more than that. Based on future earnings, dilution isn't even a thing. Smart companies use equity wisely, and FLOOF is a smart company with an exceptional management team.
It's ridiculous. People don't even know why they're selling. Flower One just barely wrapped up their first harvest, yet they stated 2 days ago that sales are tracking strong with a weekly growth rate of 15%, they'll be cash flow positive first half of 2020, and their brand partner Old Pal is the #1 cannabis provider in the state of Nevada. Also, analyst estimates all have a price target in the $3.50 to $5.00 range. What an opportunity, I can't believe my eyes.
Who cares. I'm buying up all I can. If you can't see value in this stock, you're not very bright. They've stated that sales from current operations are tracking strong with a weekly growth rate of 15%, they'll reach positive cash flow during first half of 2020, and their brand partner Old Pal is the #1 cannabis brand in the state of Nevada. Hello??????
Due to the $20 million debenture for the California expansion. Great deal in my opinion, very little dilution. I'm assuming they'll commence trading shortly.