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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TSIG.com TIGI (formerly TSIG)

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To: Suzanne Newsome who wrote (31934)6/30/1999 6:48:00 AM
From: Zeev Hed  Read Replies (1) of 44908
 
Suzanne and Tom, I should probably have included this note in my response to Kevin, but did not read your posts until I finished.

The question as to what is the maximum profits the PP can make is very simple, because of the size of their potential position (let say 30 MM shares), they can really control the price. They will short at a given price cover some and short again against the rallies. Every time that process halve the stock price they double their money, so if we follow their interest, it would be to short this rally probably at about 100% above its prior low, and create another wave of despair that will bring new lows, and start the process again and again and again, until they have no doubt that TSIG can get into positive cash flow. Then, they might indeed go into what we used to call the "end game" when they do their final conversion and even keep some shares. I have no way to determine when and if that will ever happen. To my mind, to achieve the "business plan" you have described one would need much more that the few millions you suggested, thus I am left with the conclusion that positive cash flow is not in the cards and a resumption of the down trend and new lows in the $.02 to $.03 range will ensue within few weeks.

Zeev
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