There are really only two main questions at this point:
1) Does TMPS quit and fold up shop?
or
2) Does TMPS continue to seek opportunities and grow the company?
I'm going to go with option 2 based on the fact that the private side (Tempus Jets) is still in business and bringing in revenue. Tempus Jets also has a Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 145 Repair Station Certificate. If it wasn't for this, I'd be worried that Johan Eliasch might second guess things, although that notion is still in the back of my head. However, an extremely successful businessman like Johan Eliasch doesn't just quit in my opinion, they reevaluate and swing again. What has transpired hurts, especially for us longs, there's no doubt about that, but this stock is back to $0.15, and nothing has really changed from an operational standpoint. The only thing that's changed is the opportunity itself, and I'm willing to bet that another opportunity will present itself, if it hasn't already. For all we know they're in talks with allied forces right now.
