Andrew, you ask what would $800,000 in revenue do for the stock.
If you will recall in the latest 10Q the total 9 months revenue from all sources for the company was only $900,336.
If they book $800,000 in revs for the first months that the "MusicCard tm" is activated. Those slide rule types will start extrapolating those numbers and be musing to themselves..."Hmmm, if TSIG can do this with only one contract with a bunch of teenagers hawking these cards, we wonder what they could do with a souped up marketing plan and a big time corporate logo or logos splashed across the face of the card and America?".
I'll bet that the numbers they generate would rocket into the millions. And we're only talking about one facet of the company. We still have to figure in the contributions from the teleservices group, the sales of product: CDs, videos, cassettes, etc. and what ever other endeavor Mr. Gordon and his team can bring to the table.
Andrew, that's why we're all here. The potential, the potential for immediate top line growth from the sale of cards. This will be the revenue stream that facilitates the growth of the company in any number of directions. If Mr. Gordon and, especially Mr. Guild, keeps his eye on the expenses and keeps SG & A growth reasonable in relation to revenues, the drop to the bottom line will be enormous.
Keep the faith.
Best, Joe |
