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To: MskiHntr who wrote (33783)	8/21/1999 12:46:00 PM
From: Susie924	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

It's nice to see some of the old familiar names are still here. I hope there are many more out there who have just become lurkers on SI because of the way the thread has changed. Check in once in awhile all you lurkers so that we know you are still alive! Marty, AndrewH, SDakota,Daboer,Freak, are you guys still with us?

To: MskiHntr who wrote (33783)	8/21/1999 2:04:00 PM
From: slaffe	Respond to of 44908

Good morning Joe How nice to see you on the thread. Reading your posts is like taking a breath of fresh air. I would also to thank you for the reference to the litwick site. They have a good glossary of candlestick terms there which is exactly what I have been looking for. Like you, I have been here, lurking and long tsig but with no desire to debate the "experts". In my humble opinion tsig has a excellent chance of being a star performer. I also believe they have a excellent chance of bankruptcy. At the current time, I don't believe we will have to wait much longer to see which it will be. However I know this. If they become the star performer, then I may very well have my sflb, if they bk, I will not for I do not so much of my portfolio in this position that I will be adversely affected. Hence my view of tsig has not changed much in the 16 months that I have been invested here. Has I have said before many times, the downside here is a little less than a teenie, the upside is tremendous. If I were a new investor here, I don't think I could resist adding at this point. However, I took my "risk" position long ago and for me to add at this point would not be prudent. About the only thing that changed fundalmently in tsig in the last 16 months is the fact that they have added many contracts. The balance sheet still looks horrible, the P&L is still horrendous, but they now have the contracts in hand that if executed properly will change that and turn tsig into the star performer that I believe that it is capable of becoming. Steven J Lafferty