Don't count on it dropping too much if even at all. At even 150,000,000 shares outstanding, and at .27 per that's a capitalization of $40,000,000 for the company.
While you all hear me speak to a specific issue of leadership, it does not mitigate my passion for the company and its plan. I also personally believe that even at a $40,000,000 valuation that TSIG has the opportunity to overwhelm the numbers and I would be surprised to see much more fall-off. Those that are in the know have probably already sold their shares and are waiting just around the corner to gobble up the same bargains you anticipate.
Be realistic, the share price was over $0.40 only a few scant weeks ago. Someone knew something and already sold all their shares to you for 40% to 50% profits. Any further dips should be momentary at best. The trading patterns of this stock are almost predictable with the release of good or bad news. Who is Bernie? REW??? Who is he?
However, understand that the history of Robert Gordon, the apparent repeating of his history and my continued faith in TSIG as a company are two very separate issues. Intensely separate issues.
It's precisely the point in fact. It would be to the benefit of all concerned, not to mention the great benefit to Mr. Gordon personally, that Mr. Gordon step aside now so that more time and money is not wasted. I sincerely expect that history will repeat itself if allowed to go unchecked.
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