Johan Eliasch appoints a CFO that specializes in mergers and takes a controlling interest instead of exercising his right to proceed with the default and take the asset (airplane) back. My opinion is they are cleaning up the balance sheet of TMPS and adding assets from Tempus Intermediate Holdings. Book value alone propels this stock a whole heck of a lot higher. There's a reason this stock is seeing activity, and it has nothing to do with manipulation or shorts. The only thing this stock has done is attract the traders that want to bet against it simply based on the technicals and the quick run it has had from 0.03. However, they have created a buying opportunity for investors. I think you'll see some big/positive news when they release their 10Q, which should be very shortly. My prediction is you'll see a run-up a few days before they release their 10Q, and then an explosion to above 1$ when they do finally release their 10Q. Shorting this company is an enormous gamble when they're just about to report their Q2 earnings, especially with the filings as of late. If you're short right now my hat's off to you, that takes some moxy. At 0.35 this stock is an absolute gift for an investor.
"Tempus has not filed a response to the lawsuit but agreed on Feb. 3 to extending the temporary injunction on splitting up the business until March 3."
