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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TSIG.com TIGI (formerly TSIG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Mr. Z who wrote (32572)	7/12/1999 2:47:00 PM
From: JWC	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

My first purchase was almost two years ago. I have not sold. My avg. price is around .29 (I did buy more at these low prices). I am with you but from what I heard at the share holder meeting, it looks like if the co. can hold on for a few more weeks, revenue will begin to come in which will bring TSIG into the black. The stock price will move up with the inflow of cash. Right now I simply say: "show me the cash"!. I am holding and accumulating. Jeff

To: Mr. Z who wrote (32572)	7/12/1999 3:36:00 PM
From: MakeMoney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

To "Mr. Z". Sir - perhaps if you had purchased a "few" ADDITIONAL shares of TSIG stock at four-cents ($.04) per share just a few weeks ago (when you had the opportunity to do so) then you would be in a much better C.P.S. (Cost Per Share) position today. just something to think about. also - remember - investing in the "micros" is most definitely NOT for the timid - "nervous nellie" - or "novice" type of stock market investor. to successfully (profitably) invest in these types of companies you really do need to have almost total "ice water" flowing through your veins!! you have to be fully prepared - willing - and FINANCIALLY ABLE to "go the distance" (average down and then simply "hang-on") with your investment or you should absolutely not EVER invest in these types of companies in the first (1st.) place. again - it has been said at least a thousand times but it (IMO) can never be said enough. investing in the "micros" is not - AT ALL - like investing in any other types of stocks - PERIOD!! these types of companies are different - EXTREMELY different!! a person absolutely MUST fully understand - and be willing to accept - the "reward to risk" ratio which is ALWAYS involved when investing in these types of companies. that is why - again - i honestly believe (know) that the vast majority of people by far who are investing in these types of companies these days absolutely should NOT be doing so - PERIOD!! unless a person really - REALLY - knows what he is doing via investing in the "micro" end of the stock market he will NEVER make any money at all by doing so - PERIOD!! in fact - he will probably totally LOSE all of the money that he has invested. in short - investing in the "micros" is very - VERY - "tricky" stuff!! to invest in the "micro" end of the stock market is probably one (1) of the most EXTREMELY RISKY types of investments a stock market investor can EVER do!! again - if you don't know what you are doing - DON'T DO IT!! take care.