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Do us all a favor and sell.
Find another thread to bitch and moan on.
The difference between TSIG and EDIG is very simple.
EDIG's news states that it is working with Lucent Technology using
Texas Instruments technology. EDIG's news also mentions every other entity that is in their business and cross references to those company's news. Companies like IBM and Intel. EDIG's news release regarding IBM implies an partnership of sorts, but a closer reveals that they are only part of an industry agreement to try to achieve uniform standards.
EDIG also makes a easy to understand much publicized product.
Downloadedable music and downloadable players are talked about
frequently on the news.
TSIG's news mentions the names of companies that no one has heard and that aren't "sexy" to Internet investors. TSIG also has a more complex business model that is just simply selling hardware or other retail goods.
Like I have written to you before 35 or so releases with the names Signature, TEMPO, Babe Ruth, et cetera don't equal one news release with the name (and a real relationship with)IBM or Microsoft.
When TSIG shows revenues from their agreements reflected in a 10q, then people will understand the significance of these deals with Signature, Babe Ruth, et cetera.
Unfortunately for the whiners and moaners here, TSIG's price will not be moved by internet hype. TSIG did not hire another stock promotion company for their PR.
If people want a pump and dump internet, go search for a non-reporting company purportedly with a small float backed by a stock promotion firm. One with businesses off shore that can't be verified are also good for speculation and quick appreciation (that is unless you get in too late and dumped upon).
Contrary to your words, TSIG has not had the releases condusive to being hyped, nor is Gohlin/Harris intentions to try to use hype to raise the company's share price.
Now rather than continue to bitch and moan, please sell or at least be constructive with criticism.
In my subsequent posts, I instead will look at the potential revenue streams. The distributorships are an interesting model because they do have a precedent in the CCI model.
Increased revenues (not yet earnings) will be a very telling indicator of the TSIG's execution. Per the last 10q these revenues from e-commerce were just starting. Something like 102,000...Not much by any means. If in the next 10q, these revenues go up to 3 to 4 mill,
on paper that would be a percent wise...huge increase. Though in reality the greater percent increase is only a reflection of the minimal revenues from the preceding quarter.
3 to 4 mill. a stretch?
Onto other posts.
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