I have been lurking on this thread for quite a while now, and finally I feel like the time has come to put my two cents in.
Bald Eagle, I'm sorry to see you go. If you truly don't believe in the vision of the company, and of Robert Gordon, then by all means you should sell. However, if you are truly a long-term holder who is now trying to break even, why are advertising your unloading of the stock? I don't think doing so is going to help the stock move up, which is what you want if you're planning on selling, right?
Nobody is happy to see TSIG's price go down, myself included. But we shareholders shouldn't allow ourselves to be too influenced by price fluctuations in a Bulletin Board stock. Many of you have noted that when news comes out, the price of the stock goes down. Do you think that there is a causal relationship between these two events? More likely, the stock is just not yet in a position to be influenced by the company's news. Not enough people know about TSIG. If you hold shares in TSIG, you should do so because you think the company has a good management team and a good business plan with great potential to succeed and make the company a lot of money.
If you don't think the above, then by all means sell your shares of the stock or don't buy it in the first place. But please don't post negative comments about the stock or the company on this thread. Its counterproductive for everyone. |
