If you do a search for Trans Pacific Aerospace Company, you will find a company that is basically defunct. No filings for 3 years. In addition, the office building located in San Marino, California used to have the TPAC business office located there. That is no longer the case. So I was trying to figure out the reason for the TPAC stock to go to .0006 as of today from .00001-.0001 in a week. No one was really pumping it. You'd have to pump a lot of money into this to get it to go to .0006.
Bill McKay's Trans Pacific Aerospace Company probably exists in name only. It is no longer, due to filing requirements, a California corporation. Yes, if Bill filed paperwork, the SEC might accept it, maybe not, who knows.
However...
Harbin Aerospace Company, also owned by William R. Mckay according to public records, does exist as a Nevada corporation. So if this is not an artificial P&D, it may have something to do with Harbin Aerospace Co. Either way, a search on the internet continues to provide no clue or news that would support this rise to .0006.
If you have been holding millions of these shares for years, you're probably feeling a little better. A lot have bailed out after selling at .0001-.0002 and are probably not so happy right now..
