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Re: mariosmack post# 5852

Thursday, 07/06/2017 6:28:39 PM

Thursday, July 06, 2017 6:28:39 PM

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Scott Terry's (CEO Tempus Applied Solutions) non-compete is up, that's what's most compelling to me. Before he was limited to what business he could go after, now the world is his oyster. Not only that, Scott Terry is an owner in the largest Pilatus dealership (http://tempusaircraft.com) throughout the southwestern United States. Maybe Johan Eliasch saw an opportunity to take control of a company that has enormous growth potential. Johan could have just taken the plane back and sold it, which would have made sense when taking into consideration that the plane is a good asset and holds its value well. Why would Johan go through all this trouble of taking control of a company when he could have just taken the plane back and recouped his money that way? Instead he's investing his time & energy and appointing a CFO, which means to me he isn't going to do that to make just a little money, he's doing that to get a return that's worth his time. This stock is going much higher!

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