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Re: Garden Rose post# 25831

Tuesday, 06/11/2019 11:48:29 AM

Tuesday, June 11, 2019 11:48:29 AM

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And I forewarned the ppl from the old twitter group to take some risk off during that last pop.

The way I have been successful with this and other risky plays is by selling into the pops and riding freebies.

I had over 250000 shares at .17 average on that pop to .38 a while back, and sold 200000 at .36. Kept 50000+ to see where this went.

Contract news was what we were all purportedly waiting for.
Contract news happened, and I sold those 50k+ at .50+.

Besides, the note that was secured by ownership of Tristar Air LLC was due in like 5 days when the last pop happened.

I can see why people would keep freebies, but no clue why anyone would buy more at these prices, there’s too many potential negatives in the mix now.
- note is past due
- contract is protested
- Terry resigned
- to execute on the contract TMPS will need to raise hella cash which likely would be accomplished by dilution.
- etc

Not sure how it happened that the day we all said we were waiting for arrived (contract) and yet only like 2 of us longs from this board cashed out.
There’s a really tough row to hoe ahead for TMPS to make this work.

I’d feel comfortable taking another 50k shares at .10-.13 as a lottery play, but TMPS has already made the moves we all expected and waited on, there’s really nothing left here.

I’m emotionally invested in this board because I’ve been here so long, and I’m happy to keep an eye on things. But let’s call a spade a spade here like we actually used to do and share 100% of the available DD instead of just the rosy half.

There are challenges facing TMPS that are not likely to be positive for the pps.

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