Replies to post #23690 on Tempus Applied Solutions Holdings Inc fka TMPS

[bob4uall]

I appreciate your level-headed assessment. But how do you feel about TMPS stock being used to pay for the planes and maintenance? Would Johann bust TMPS after doing that? Very, very unlikely.

But can TMPS be busted if its wholly-owned subsidiary Tristar is sitting on a huge Navy contract? Instead, you find a new lender, which should be easy.

[robtewms]

Your most interesting post yet. And, I wouldn't bet on Terry having much of anything. Stick a fork in him. I think he's done.

[BillJay]

Sorry, but that's not going to happen, especially with Johan Claasen in the mix and the use of TMPS equity to acquire valuable assets. Also, it doesn't work like that. Johan Eliasch isn't going to default on his own company right now when they just received an award that would choke a whale, are you kidding me? The headache and legality behind that scenario makes zero sense. For all intents and purposes, Johan Eliasch owns all the assets right now, he doesn't need to default unless he wants to sell off the assets and strip the company, which why would you do that when you just received a $121,425,707 contract? Johan Eliasch doesn't spend 2 years on something just to end it like that, he's here to grow the company.

[jdporter]

Not going back to 13 sorry lol

[whizknock]

** WE'RE NOT GOING FOR IT! **

I will say it again,,,

You would have us believe that Johan Eliasch issued 6,730,769 common shares OF TMPS at a value of $0.52 to Johan Claasen to secure 6 Lockheed L-1011 TriStars JUST SO HE COULD FLEECE HIM OUT OF $3 PLUS MILLION?

I only wish I knew what Johan Eliasch told Claasen to convince him that he would get a huge return on his investment. What ever it was must have been pretty good because ultimately Claasen chose to accept shares instead of cash. Billionaires are billionaires for a reason, because they invest in proven track records & intelligent business concepts, not penny stock scams!

We said this 2 weeks ago, saying it once more,,,

https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=148098519

[GS1]

There are many reasons for JE to not excercise his option to convert notes

1 JE is for long haul as Scott Terry mentioned before.
2 JE wants to see this company grow before making decision to sell stock
3 Excercising option would dilute his own investment which would lead to lesser returns as stock price goes down gradually and I doubt he would do it.

4 If he extends maturity by another year the value of company would be 10 times higher than what it is today.

5 One contract leads to another in Dod space the business is recession proof and contracts will keep coming in years to come

6 The original 8K states that he has right to convert but that is based on company's progress and if he feels like company is going in right direction he would not sell instead would buy it. This is same case with Johan Classen when he acquired shares that ME controlled.

There are many reasons for him to not convert and probably he knows better now.JMO