Shares of TMPS were used to pay for goods and services, if I remember correctly. (But maybe I am confusing this with another company that I follow.) Maybe someone has more on this.
If there is such a relationship, it might not be so prudent to just sell assets off and bust the company.
The deal may be that share price will be kept in a range for now to protect these kinds of interests, if there are any. But will the owners allow a huge run-up or will any big windfall go to others? I certainly don't know.
But there are risks of lawsuits if management gets too cute about restricting stockholder returns. My investment here assumes that there is a high probability that a DOD contract will create a return for the shareholders, and that this is an honest venture. It is high risk, though, because a contract may or may not materialize, and the company doesn't seem to be viable without customers on the scale of DOD.
Always be on guard for misleading, deceptive or erroneous messages. I am not an investment professional. My messages are my opinion only, and are subject to change when contrary information is later relied upon. Always do your own research.
