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

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To: Tom who wrote (36682)12/3/1999 1:52:00 PM
From: Suzanne Newsome  Read Replies (4) of 44908
 
Tom, SI is so fouled up right now, they are too embarrassed to boot you. They should give you a free year for tolerating the slowness, the error messages, and other irritants too numerous to mention.....But enough of that!.....I personally was not expecting a huge price surge when the news was announced. The volume early in the week was apparently due to daytraders who came to TSIG because of some penny stock site recommendation. I suspect a few may have been disappointed. TSIG has had too many failures, too many delays, too many disappointments for real investors. These people are sitting on the sidelines watching and waiting. When TSIG reports real revenues (in hand--not potential), then these people will buy in and they will hold their shares. TSIG long ago became a "show me" stock. When TSIG achieves positive cash flow, the stock price will react. If it doesn't, that could be a heaven-sent opportunity for the company to buy some shares back cheaply. I know, I know, I'm dreaming!.......Having said all that, the NPR deal, the Cerebral Palsy partnership, and the Coke deal are tremendous advancements for this company. TSIG has moved into a new era. All three of these partners have the potential to generate numerous other deals.....I've read all the complaints about the company's failure to execute (in fact, if I have to read it one more time.....). No one in their right mind would argue about the failure to execute. But the company has taken some giant steps forward this week. Rather than beat our heads against the wall agonizing over why the stock hasn't gone up, I plan to extend my time horizon, look into the intermediate term, and wait for real, solid, undeniable progress. After all, I have a job. I'm buying groceries. I can afford to wait. Regards, Suzanne
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