Replies to post #16576 on Tactical Air Defense Services, Inc.(fka TADF)

[Homeland]

Cardinal G. and Vegasmel,
To answer some of the (rhetorical) questions, consider this.
TADF was cleaning up their act, at least as far as the public was concerned. They cut old ties, acquired a great aircraft, and appeared to become a legit firm. They also have a proven ability to raise cash, though on the backs of small investors.

Notice the merger did not go through, but TADF did manage to enter into some joint ventures (bids) as a minority stakeholder.

To the general public it appeared that TADF was starting to become a real company. Dealer's license, repair license, three new planes, etc. And lets not forget the Super-T. What they really did, was to get some of the original people, who have held shares all along, to come into the public light again. And while doing so they managed to acquire Billions of shares. At this point, I highly doubt that Tac-Air would do anything with TADF. IMO, Tac-Air probably told TADF that any deal with them is never going to happen, and the "acquisitions" were part of plan B.

I don't think they have sold enough of their new shares to satisfy them. I'm sure they sold enough to give them a few hundred thousand in pocket money. But I highly doubt that they reached their end game.

I would expect some new contract opportunities to be touted and a P&D in the near future. These guys don't think small. They may even get a small bit of income due to their new licenses. They could conceivably run a small outfit now.

Any hopes of making real money from TADF is gone. With the new share structure, even if it's not publicized, I don't see it going to anything near penny land. We may see a doubling or tripling of prices during the pump, but not for long. Considering how many shares each one holds, you can probably figure out how high TADF needs to go for any of them to pocket over a million bucks.

Not a bad con. Get your expenses back right away, still maintain ownership in any asset (the one Canadair that is owned is collateralized by the $500K note, defaulting if not paid back in one year). Plan a P&D to pocket over $1 Mill each, and still own a going concern that might make a few bucks.