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<<A few facts you love to overlook....>> Excuse me, I read the SEC documents. I am aware of the IRS problems, the working capital deficit, the huge dilution, the lack of revenues, the auditor's warning, the past bankruptcies. If you choose not to invest here, that's fine, Ditch. If you want to be the knight in shining armor warning the uninitiated about the dangers of investing in TSIG, have at it. From my point of view, the hope here lies in the company's signing deals, executing its business plan, and bringing in the revenues. I have said repeatedly that TSIG is an extremely risky stock, appropriate for only those with the highest tolerance for risk. Any investor must take a careful look at the SEC documents and decide for himself if he should invest. Don't make assumptions about what I overlook. |
