Welcome aboard betterthansensless!!
What a name! Imho, indeed your investment is betterthansensless, and in fact makes a great deal of sense. Tsig is inexpensive right now. Why one might ask? I ask myself that question all the time. The answer is really quite apparent. All one has to do to figure that out is read the past 10-q's. But thankfully, there are 10-q's to read and if one reads the past 3 or so 10-q's one can quite clearly see a picture. Tsig is a startup/turnaround company. One can see that there has been a lot of bloodletting in the tsig past. One can also see by the reduction in the operating expenses, the declining net loss
per share etc. That the bloodletting has been seriously staunched, and in fact, with very little revenues may turn into a profit.These facts are not hidden, they were taken from the 10-q of 11/13/98. Posted right here on the header for everybody to see. I wonder how many other internet otc stocks selling for less than .40 can say the same?
As far as the "very little" revenues I mentioned, one of the current topics of discussion here is the Babe Ruth deal. Whether it will produce 10 mil or 50 mil in revenues in this quarter alone! That by itself should push tsig into profitability. I shudder to think of what the price may be then. Can our competitors say that? Even the giant amazon does not see profits in the forseeable future. It is my opinion that the best time to buy is when there is "blood in the street"--inexpensive, like tsig is now. Particularly when you can see the blood is about to be replaced with gold.
Now how about some food for thought. Just two short months ago, I would be surprised if Cohesive Technology Solutions, one of the most respected builders of next generation e-commerce systems ever heard of tsig. Last month, almost to the day,we formed a partnership with them. Note the client list
cohesive.com.
Some of the most respected names in technology, finance, education, publishing, e-commerce.
Last week the managing partner for cohesive, Mr John Hwang, joins the tsig board of directors! Now that's some fast moving. What do you suppose Mr. Hwang saw in tsig to entice him to the BoD? Do you think it may be some of the gold that imho tsig is about to have in it's possession? I do.
So in summary, imho, tsig is inexpensive and about to become expensive so your decision to join the tsig locomotion was indeed betterthansensless. Indeed, buy low, sell high.
Steven J Lafferty |
