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To: cicak who wrote (23983)	4/4/1999 11:12:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Read Replies (1) of 44908

philip, I think his is an excellent set of questions, few are duplicates but not a real problem. I think it would be worthwhile to find out numerically some details of their business plan, so, if you do not mind, could you add the following? 1. What is the current monthly burn rate. 2. According to the current business plan, what sales level will bring a "break even" situation. 3. When is that breakeven expected to happen. 4. What gross margins are expected on let say the three major activities. 5. It seems that the filing under bankruptcy of one of the divisions leaves TSIG with residual liabilities (particularly IRS), what is the size of these potential liabilities. 6. How fast does TSIG need to payback the $6 MM in accrued liabilities (as of Dec 31, 1998). 7. Will the balance of the PP suffice to get to the point of positive cash flow or will there be more cash infusions required. If we get answers to these questions we might have a tool to measure benchmark achievements, forecast how much cash will be needed to get into positive cash flow. Zeev PS. the last question on your list was funny (why insider are not buying), we know the answer, it is cheaper to get the shares free.

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