TPACmuse · @TPACmuse
3rd May 2016 from TwitLonger
IR Apology
Good Evening Everyone
Let me introduce myself. I am the IR (there is more than one of us) that used the word “huge” referencing it to tomorrow’s Press Release. I would ask all to forgive me for that error. I would also like to apologize to the IR team for writing that in a tweet.
However there was no intention of hyping tomorrow’s PR.
I was simply impressed how the TPAC Shareholders stayed the course especially seeing the stock tumble from .0072 to .0015. But it did rise to .003. This is wonderful
I’ve watched new teams work to stabilize the financial conditions and create new business alternatives. CEO Bill McKay has re-negotiated agreements saving TPAC hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue.
As an IR, I was amazed that the actions taken over the last ten business days had provided such a positive impact. I was thinking that is huge for 10 actual business days and the results will be summarized to the shareholders through a PR.
Let me explain this carefully. If you have had TPAC shares for 5 to 6 years, you have seen the growing pains… The 10k and 10q painted a grim picture. That wasn’t so long ago. As IR took it seats the stock was tumbling.
TPAC was headed for extinction. In an effort to revive the company, CEO Bill McKay made a bold decision that Saves TPAC in just ten days. Now he is going to release a PR to show you the results.
Maybe you don’t understand that is what makes this huge……If he can turn his company around in 10 days what’s going to happen in 90…ask yourselves.
I said huge and there you have it (my error). Won’t happen again.
No matter how you cut up the TPAC PR, TPAC is not the same as it was TEN DAYS AGO….
Tomorrow’s PR is based on what CEO Bill McKay believes is the most efficient way to express forward movement to the masses. I cannot speak for TPACs past but I can speak about what is factual and is happening now. There have been wonderful actions taken to ensure the company earns the respect of the shareholders.
For those tweeters and email writers that express their opinion keep up the good work. It is through your criticism that helps us to build a better IR. You keep us on our toes and we thank you.
Once again IR humbly apologizes for using the word “huge”.
I am part of the TPAC Pack.