Norms,
Glad you were able to make the CC. I think it went very well... especially considering the time limitation and more importantly, IMO, the reality that this is a public company talking to a group of shareholders with the defacto "gag" on releasing specific information which might, if not phrased as carefully as was done, be considered divulging inside information.
I personally now feel even stronger that my initial "gut feeling" about TSIG was correct. Rob Gordon and the other members of management who participated in the CC have obviously been deeply engrossed in preparing this company to become a major force in the industry. This was quite apparent, at least to me, by listening carefully to their answers. Although so much emphasis has been placed on the CCI website (and I do believe that CCI and the musiccards will be great revenue producers), I hope others saw what I have felt for a long time. TSIG, IMHO, is going to grow and grow big... not only through CCI and teleservices contracts, but by acquiring companies that are synergistic to the overall concept. It will, IMHO, take time and patience (and a strong stomach to ride the waves of day-traders, rumors, etc.), but I'm not going anywhere for a long time and my stock is locked-up.
My thanks to Rob Gordon and the rest of the team that participated in the CC... and especially to Rob Gordon. I said before I believed him to be a superb dealmaker. To that I now add I believe Rob Gordon is a true visionary and businessperson. He has a vision, he's developed a game plan, he's obviously been putting in many hours behind the scenes (as well as putting his own cash on the line, and he is now starting to put it into gear and start rolling. TSIG, IMO, is more like a freight train than a Ferrari (or a Viper <g>). The Ferrari (or Viper) gets off the line quickly, but runs out of gas just as fast. The freight train, on the other hand, starts slowly, but once it's up to speed it keeps going and going... and it sure is tough to stop. I gave up my Lionel trains back in the mid 1940's (bad move <VBG>), but I believe I just jumped onto a real freight train (TSIG) just leaving the station. Do I sound like a "hyper"? You bet!! I did my DD and after today's CC, I'm even more convinced that TSIG is going to make it and make it big. See you April 1?? BTW, if anyone wants to sell, please do so ASAP, as I... well, just sell. Thanks.
Best always,
Marty |
