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LoserTrying2Win

08/25/17 10:42 AM

#14338 RE: mariosmack #14336

Good so don't buy...Nobody cares

It will be easy to know when you buy in as this ridiculous routine will stop until you sell.
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ShawnyD

08/25/17 10:49 AM

#14339 RE: mariosmack #14336

How about buying it for the small share structure or millions in revenue or it being in the DoD sector winning government contracts and making foreword moves with the purchase of refueling planes to meet growing demand??? $TMPS
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Triceps22

08/25/17 3:43 PM

#14366 RE: mariosmack #14336

I wouldn't buy TMPS either solely because Johan is the owner.

I'd buy it because it's a relative cheap stock that is producing revenues, has established relationships with the US military, and has a relatively small float because most of the shares are held by a man who will never be forced to sell his stake prematurely because he needs the cash.

I'd buy it because right now, it's trading well below the .52/share that they acquired the planes for -- and you have to imagine that whomever sold the planes did so with the presumption that one day those shares would be worth more than .52.

I'd buy it because at these prices, it's very oversold from its recent highs.
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GS1

08/26/17 1:19 AM

#14390 RE: mariosmack #14336

AAR is 30 mil dollar per year market opportunity for Tempus. Take a look at Omega AAR services they are landing these type of contracts from US Navy for past 5-6 years. Moreover those who think that Tempus is buying junk planes don't know what they are talking about. These have operational life of 40+ years. Navy has used AAR planes that were 43 years old before they decided to upgrade its fleet. So L-1011 still has 10 years of life remaining. If you do little dd you can figure things out. Now the question is whether you spend 3 mil for 30 mil per year business or not and answer is obvious. By the way Omega initially was subcontractor to flight international for providing AAR services and that is Scott Terry's old company when he sold to Raytheon.

Link to Omega

http://www.defenseindustrydaily.com/us-military-contracts-for-private-aerial-refueling-services-04802/

Here is what we got

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_TriStar_(RAF)#/media/File:RAF_Tristar_Aircraft_MOD_45150112.jpg