Ditchdigger, I didn't want to be the only person on the thread not posting to you, so here's my 2 cents worth. Isn't it interesting what an extraordinary level of logic, syntax, motive, variety, and accuracy is demanded of one who posts unflattering facts? Even facts derived from SEC documents! On the other hand, it seems that a person can post anything in positive messages, regardless of how far-fetched, irrational, pie-in-the-sky, or naïve. Repetition? If it's warm and fuzzy, say it again.
Reality lies in a combination of those unflattering financial documents AND the (sometimes unfettered) optimism of thread members. The bottom-line question is this: does TSIG have an executable business plan that will result in a profitability level which will allow the company to overcome its currently negative fundamentals? Ditchdigger, I agree that TSIG a) has 57 million shares outstanding; b) $7.3 million working capital deficit: c) pending lawsuits; and d) convertible debenture placement. But what, in your opinion, is the potential of the Babe Ruth league deal? Do you agree that similar deals are possible and probable? Is it conceivable that TSIG has figured out a way to be the low-cost provider and profitable at the same time? Will TSIG be given an "Internet valuation?"
In reference to your mention of the "millions and millions" of options set aside for management, these options will have to be handled very carefully, or they will be worthless. Management has everything to gain by enhancing the stock price.
When I think about all the changes in society attributable to the Internet, there are many things in life that are becoming obsolete before our eyes. I offer 3 things that are here to stay: music, promoTionS, and fund-raIsinG. And there's TSIG right there in the middle!
Regards, Suzanne
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