Bob:
Nice to see you back. But here's what I don't get. What happened to all the big names they signed up already: Babe Ruth, Tampa Bay Lightning, Kodak. Theses are huge names -- and Rich still wants our ideas? If they can land deals with companies like that what do they need us for?
I also have a problem with this concept: It is not my job as a shareholder to serve as a focus group, give contract leads or anything else. That is TSIG's job. My job was to buy shares and give them my money. THEY WORK FOR US, not the other way around. If the success of this company and our investment depends on us brainstorming and coming up with contacts that might lead them to a deal, then things are a lot worse than the 4-cents per share price indicates.
I am always amazed at these penny stock sites that when things go from bad to worse that the shareholder posters all say, "C'mon, gang, we can save the company -- and our investment!" With all due respect, that is a bunch of B.S. When has that ever happened?
I have a job, and it is not scouting possible deals and contacts for TSIG. I put up my money, and now it is their turn to do the work to make our investment grow. If they can't figure it out, then I doubt we can do it for them.
They are the ones that need to produce the results, or they will go the way so many of these other promising penny stock do -- game over. In the meantime, I will hold my shares and hope that sometime in the next year they can dig themselves out of the hole they created. |
