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Market Cap is based on 97,328,377 shares
According to the 10Q/A As of May 22, 2017, there were 11,064,664 shares of the registrant’s common stock issued and outstanding right that’s do a little reading.
11,064,664 Outstanding
on a fully diluted basis is:
79,532,944 (Conversion shares .08 cents) SANTIAGO BUSINESS CO. INTENATIONAL LTD
6,730,769 L-1011 aircrafts and parts at a value of .52 cents per share or $3,499,000.
Plus some warrants floating around so just this adds up to 97,328,377 shares x’s .33 bid = $32,118,364 Market Cap.
So $34,000,000 is close enough that was by memory of reading the last 10Q/A
What they need to do is get more share authorized for more deals!
Market cap is at $34,000,000
Agreed
If you read about the warrants in the 10Q/A filing date of EDGAR 8/8/2017 on pages 17, 18 and 19 it will make your head spin like in the movie "The Exorcist" very hard to get a handle on this. And, by the way all the warrants that the 10Q/A say were converted into common stock what incentive would anyone have the stock was trading below the warrant strike price.
He (the billionaire)did the same thing to the investors in HEAD NV. The investors come last. Read the final negotiations of that deal when he took it from being public to private and see how it felt to be a stockholder. I found this stuff out after I bought this stock and I didn't learn it from anyone on this board.
I like how you think very knowledgeable
How much do large sell orders affect stock price?
Quite educational....
Most of the investors who have large holdings in a particular stock have pretty good exit strategies for those positions to ensure they are getting the best price they can by selling gradually into the volume over time.
Putting a single large block of stock up for sale is problematic for one simple reason:
Let's say you have 100,000 shares of a stock, and for some reason you decide today is the day to sell them, take your profits, and ride off into the sunset. So you call your broker (or log into your brokerage account) and put them up for sale. He puts in an order somewhere, the stock is sold, and your account is credited. Seems simple, right? Well...not so fast.
Professionals - I'm keeping this simple, so please don't beat me up for it!
The way stocks are bought and sold is through companies known as "market makers". These are entities which sit between the markets and you (and your broker), and when you want to buy or sell a stock, most of the time the order is ultimately handled somewhere along the line by a market maker. If you work with a large brokerage firm, sometimes they'll buy or sell your shares out of their own accounts, but that's another story.
It is normal for there to be many, sometimes hundreds, of market makers who are all trading in the same equity. The bigger the stock, the more market makers it attracts. They all compete with each other for business, and they make their money on the spread between what they buy stock from people selling for and what they can get for it selling it to people who want it.
Given that there could be hundreds of market makers on a particular stock (Google, Apple, and Microsoft are good examples of having hundreds of market makers trading in their stocks), it is very competitive. The way the makers compete is on price. It might surprise you to know that it is the market makers, not the markets that decide what a stock will buy or sell for.
Each market maker sets their own prices for what they'll pay to buy from sellers for, and what they'll sell it to buyers for. This is called, respectively, the "bid" and the "ask" prices. So, if there are hundreds of market makers then there could be hundreds of different bid and ask prices on the same stock. The prices you see for stocks are what are called the "best bid and best ask" prices. What that means is, you are being shown the highest "bid" price (what you can sell your shares for) and the best "ask" price (what you can buy those shares for) because that's what is required. That being said, there are many other market makers on the same stock whose bid prices are lower and ask prices are higher. Many times there will be a big clump of market makers all at the same bid/ask, or within fractions of a cent of each other, all competing for business. Trading computers are taught to seek out the best prices and the fastest trade fills they can.
The point to this very simplistic lesson is that the market makers set the prices that shares trade at. They adjust those prices based (among other factors) on how much buying and selling volume they're seeing. If they see a wave of sell orders coming into the system then they'll start marking down their bid prices. This keeps them from paying too much for shares they're going to have to find a buyer for eventually, and it can sometimes slow down the pace of selling as investors and automated systems notice the price decline and decide to wait to sell. Conversely, if market makers see a wave of buy orders coming into the system, they'll start marking their ask prices up to maximize their gains, since they're selling you shares they bought from someone else, presumably at a lower price. But they typically adjust their prices up or down before they actually fill trades. (sneaky, eh?)
Depending on how much volume there is on the shares of the company you're selling, and depending on whether there are more buyers than sellers at the moment, your share sell order may be filled at market by a market maker with no real consequence to the share's price.
If the block is large enough then it's possible it will not all sell to one market maker, or it might not all happen in one transaction or even all at the same price.
This is a pretty complex subject, as you can see, and I've cut a LOT of corners and oversimplified much to keep it comprehensible. But the short answer to your question is -- it depends.
Source:
https://money.stackexchange.com/questions/66059/how-much-do-large-sell-orders-affect-stock-price/66069
That spread looks like a large block of stock is being shopped around.
Great interview....If Alpine 4 could show profitability by the year end OMG it would be absolutely one of the best penny stock ever. I wish management the best i own stock and love the capital structure.
Yep, there was a deal to HEAD stockholder but in favor of whom?
'Tennis, Anyone?' Are Head NV Shareholders Being Bullied To Sell?
Summary
On Dec. 13, 2013, Head NV made a conditional offer to buy company shares for a 15% premium. The amount of shares offered equals the entire public float.
The company extended the offer deadline four different times, trying to reach a threshold level of 19,200,000 shares worth of sell commitments.
They could only get 16,500,000-plus shares worth of sell commitments, so they finally withdrew the conditional offer on March 25, 2014.
On March 28, 2014, (three days later) the company announced an unconditional offer to buy back shares. This time it was for a 2%-3% premium.
The unconditional offer period expires April 17, 2014.
You should read this!
Apr. 9, 2014 11:16 AM ET
https://seekingalpha.com/article/2133233-tennis-anyone-are-head-nv-shareholders-being-bullied-to-sell
How many days does the Form 12b-25 extension provide?
10-K: Fifteen (15) calendar days
10-Q: Five (5) calendar days
Note that the number of days starts on the actual due date of the filing. For example, if the 10-Q due date as calculated is Sunday August 14, it falls forward to Monday, August 15. The 12b-25 count for the five days would begin on Monday, August 15. The five day extension would fall on Saturday, August 20; since this is a weekend, the actual due date would be the next business day, or Monday, August 22.
http://www.federalfilings.com/faqs/#_When_is_Form
Plus if your question are more specific call +1 800.281.4468
or +1 757.875.7779 these are the companies numbers they can answer all your question.
Headquartered in Williamsburg, Virginia, Tempus provides turnkey and customized design, engineering, modification and integration services, and operations solutions that support aircraft critical mission requirements for various international customers including the United States Department of Defense, other U.S. government agencies, foreign governments, and heads of state. Tempus designs and implements special-mission aircraft modifications related to intelligence; surveillance and reconnaissance systems; new generation command, control and communications systems; and VIP interior components. Tempus also provides ongoing operational support, including flight crews, maintenance, and other services to its customers.
http://tempus-as.com/
I found 1 plane on the internet for $1.75 maybe it's been upgraded for the needed cockpit communication gear required by the FAA or not I don't know. But that upgrade probably goes in the neighborhood of $300-$500k. I would lay no claim of being knowledgeable of these items of needs. If its a deal or not don't know. But, what I do know the company has run aground on any stock deal without getting more authorized, the 100,000,000 million authorized is an empty tanker now and they need a file a resolution so they can buy more planes and services.
100,000,000 million shares authorized all have been issued, the tank is dry! I guess they can squeezes a few nickels from the preferred but I think those have a claim on them by the warrant holders?
I,m looking forward to the conference call Snizzle is setting up for everyone and the CFO.
Excellent have your questions ready!
I think what would be better is a conference call that all investors could call and ask question. Maybe after the 10Q gets released and this way people would have time to assemble their questions.
What is a Lockheed L1011 - Here ya go!
http://www.airlinereporter.com/2014/03/lockheed-l1011-saying-goodbye-another-trijet/
Cost?
http://foxtrotalpha.jalopnik.com/you-can-buy-this-ex-royal-air-force-tristar-tanker-for-1624010010
Parts?
????
Tempus Applied Solutions To Acquire Ex-Royal Air Force Air-To-Air Refueling Aircraft
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/tempus-applied-solutions-to-acquire-ex-royal-air-force-air-to-air-refueling-aircraft-300503796.html
Call him make sure you have your list ready to go. I don't need to call I've already figure out what's up by reading all the public document made by the company's disclosures! And, I never once claimed I had a conversation with the CFO.
What claims? Those are facts. Just like today another pile of stock at .52 cents. I'm sure the reason was .52 cents is they ran out of stock that can be issued the limit is 100,000,000 million. Now they need a resolution to increase the authorised shares. That's why the stock mostlikly closed on a down tic....
I'm not confused about the registration or any DD I've done so just remember to have a list of question for the CFO and you'll do fine.
After I evaluated this company I realized there would never be professional investor that would follow because the shares structure has been abused. The only way this deal will work is a lot of money to cover G&A and time.
The stock right now is at the upper trading range and needs to build a distribution for the stock that is being registered in the S-1.
The S-1 will be for investment already made in the amount of $6.2 millin the shares being regitered are for 77,500,000 which convert at .08 cents.
lets say you or group invests in a company and require a registration for your shares that is an S-1. So, in this case the $6.2 has an anniversary or due date of April 28, 2018 if the shares are not registered by then the investor can call for his money be returned or there will be harsh penalties. Those would be in the exhibits 10.1 and 10.2 par for the course cant be found.
10.1
10% Senior Secured Convertible Note due April 28, 2018 in the principal amount of $6,200,000
10.2
Registration Rights Agreement, dated as of April 28, 2017, between Tempus Applied Solutions Holdings, Inc. and Santiago Business Co. International Ltd.
The S-1 will be for the shares underlining Senior Secured Note of $6.2 million look in 10Q Item 5.
ITEM 5. OTHER INFORMATION
10% Senior Secured Convertible Note due April 28, 2018
The following descriptions of the 10% Senior Secured Convertible Note due April 28, 2018, and the related agreements do not purport to be complete and are qualified in their entirety by reference to their full text, copies of which are included in this Report as Exhibits 10.1 and 10.2, and are incorporated herein by reference.
On April 28, 2017, the Company entered into a Note Purchase Agreement with Santiago (as defined below) pursuant to which the Company issued and sold to Santiago Business Co. International Ltd, a business company organized under the laws of the British Virgin Islands (“ Santiago ”), its 10% Senior Secured Convertible Note due April 28, 2018, in an aggregate principal amount of $6,200,000 (the “ Note ”) and Santiago caused to be transferred to the Company certain shares of capital stock of a subsidiary of Santiago, Bluebell Business Limited, a company limited by shares organized and existing under the laws of the British Virgin Islands (“ Bluebell ”), and, upon receipt of the Note, to cause to be forgiven approximately $700,000 owed by the Company in connection with a certain Aircraft Lease Agreement, dated as of February 25, 2016, and certain related matters.
Upon conversion of the Note at a conversion price of $0.08 per share, Santiago has the right to acquire up to 77,500,000 shares of Common Stock. Assuming conversion of the Note in full, assuming further that no warrants to purchase Common Stock or securities convertible into shares of Common Stock held by parties other than Santiago are exercised or converted, and taking into account 2,032,944 shares of Common Stock acquired by Santiago in a separate transaction (see below), shares beneficially owned by Santiago and which it has the right to acquire would constitute approximately 89.8% of the shares of Common Stock that would be issued and outstanding following conversion in full of the Note.
What is a Resale S-1 Registration Statement?
http://otclawyers.com/what-is-a-resale-s-1-registration-statement/
I bought shares based on a float of 471,466 and shares outstanding of 11,064,664 and that’s how the information has been touted here and other financial sources. Which all of this is clearly not true?
https://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/TMPS/profile
The moderators, the CFO and all who are giving financial impute and all who are making a financial gain by way of fee based shares or monies are required to ensure the investing public knows clearly what’s up, no games. There is a feeling of collusion of obfuscation of facts and I pray to god on the mercy of your financial wallets soul that’s not the case here. SEC fines are 3 x times the gain and if there is fraud like block sellers selling on the incorrect information that’s when it gets real BAD for them.
So, just list the facts, please.
79,532,944 issued to Jonah Eliasch
11,064,664 Float
90,597,608 issued and outstanding to date
They probably will do a reverse stock split most company in their industry have small amount of shares outstanding, it makes the bottom line look better.
Don’t overlook the cashless warrants still yet to be converted into common stock with zero proceeds going to company just dilution, yummy! I wish I found this deal at .03 cents THAT’S WHERE THE POP IN THE STOCK WAS looks like I missed another one!
So, what will I do with my shares speculate on the billionaire I don’t know or look at the reality?
Shares coming soon....
On May 8th 2017, Jonah Eliasch purchased a 10% senior note giving him access to 77,500,000 common shares at a fixed price of $0.08. Then on May 16th, 2017, Jonah Eliasch purchased 2,032,944 common shares at a price of $0.13. As of May 16th, 2017, Jonah Eliasch now owns 79,532,944 common shares representing an 89.8% ownership of TMPS through his holding company Santiago Business Co. International Ltd. This represents well more than a $6.5 milliion dollar investment in TMPS by Jonah Eliasch and is now officially listed as a co-owner of TMPS.
The 77,500,000 are going to be registered as per the last 10Q and this will be the S-1 registration I’m talking about if you don’t believe me call Johan Aksel Bergendorff the (CFO) and ask him.
http://tempus-as.com/
(757) 875-7779
(757) 865-7779
Note due April 28, 2018, and the related agreements do not purport to be complete and are qualified in their entirety by reference to their full text, copies of which are included in this Report as Exhibits 10.1 and 10.2
Well-being Johan Eliasch is a shrewd business man I’m sure at that point everyone will have to pony up $6.2 million plus interest and pay off the note or lose the company to him.
So, he wins either way!!!
PS....you delete this one and I call the SEC
That is true. But that's a lot of stock hanging over this little deal. That's why they are filing a registration S-1 verses selling through form 4. If he sells his stock 77,500,000 shares a little at a time it would piss everyone off real fast. so its best to bury it in a registration like a offering took place.
This is how to become rich again with TMPS stock.
Connecting the dots!
Step 1: finds company with a decent story and that needs some cash, TMPS.
Step 2: Takes positions on board and in management, direct and/or indirectly.
Step 3: buys the entire public float for literally pennies on the dollar.
Step 4: make investment in company with a senior convertible note $6.2 M page 32 10Q Mar 31, 2017.
Step 5: Require an effective registration until all 79,532,944 shares have been sold or can be sold without restriction under rule 144 - Page 34/35 10Q Mar 31, 2017.
Step 6: start a buzz about the company in financial circles.
Step 7: keep stock price above cost .08 cents and sell all the way to the bank. At a bid price of .40 cents (if all shares being registered were sold) it would net the seller $25 million. So, the question is…..how much is enough? $25 million is not bad for a little work and getting a few jobs to friends!
I can say this note is a lot better than a “death spiral” note. The difference is….this note has a fixed conversion price of .08 cents and a death spiral note discounts to the bid price (usually 20%) on day of conversion.
The note investors in both scenarios have virtually no risk on the investment they just require time to execute.
So, looks like everyone will be eating .08 cent stock for quite some time! Hey, they might give everyone a break and pull the registration right? Nah why would they do that they’d have to file a form 4 every time they sold stock. No one wants to see every single sell its better to do it all in one ginormous registered chunk and keep the registration effective, right?
Shorts look for these type deals and investors unsurprisingly don’t know what’s going on.
Sources:
10% Senior Secured Convertible Note due April 28, 2018 US$6,200,000 TEMPUS APPLIED SOLUTIONS HOLDINGS, INC.
https://www.lawinsider.com/contracts/7ca57e05w9NAL567qX4gJ5/tempus-applied-solutions-holdings-inc/1628871/2017-05-22
https://www.lawinsider.com/company/1628871/tempus-applied-solutions-holdings-inc
Thanks for “THE LIST”!
Great so if it higher you stay and lower you go excellent.
Whatcha talkin bout willis?
"NO convertible debt plus a small OS whether it's 11M or 18M"
Give me a break, not true!
there is a $6.2 convertible note and shares on a fully diluted basis will be 88,000,000 shares give or take a million shares.
Obligation, I'd say this is a problem 77,500,000 shares are you going to buy it?
They need to cancel this obligation period!
In writing.....
Question regarding 77,500,000 shares?
Why file a registration on the 77,500,000 shares if your intent is not to sell? Doesn't the company have better things to do with their time then file an S1 for someone who has no intention of selling stock?
And who's going to buy all that stock?
Call the CFO and ask him about the note of $6.2 million
You are wrong!
As of May 22, 2017, there were 11,064,664 shares of the registrant’s common stock issued and outstanding.
Plus, the note:
Upon conversion of the Note at a conversion price of $0.08 per share, Santiago has the right to acquire up to 77,500,000 shares of Common Stock.
Also, if Trump splatters Kim Jong Un and knucklehead gang there may be a little bump in the stock price up.
TMPS Market Cap is, Drum roll please.......
77,500,000 + 11,064,664 = 88,564,664 shares outstanding x .38 cent PS = MK of $33,654,572
Revenues were $18,775,955 for the year ended December 31, 2016, compared to revenues of $11,933,433 for the year ended December 31, 2015, representing an increase of approximately 57%. This increase was principally due to revenue from new contracts with the United States government and from the Tempus Jets, Inc. entity acquired in March 2016.
The stock is right where is should be.