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

To: V$gas.Com who wrote (39966)	3/4/2000 12:18:00 PM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

<<At least I am not some NO life, chained to their keyboard giving unreal prognostications and blithering like an idiot.>> I agree with you on that, Vegas, some of those RB people are insufferable!..........<<It is them that are working to get what Bob Wright truly deserves.>> I had to read that line several times to catch your meaning. IMO, if Bob Wright gets what he truly deserves, he will be a multi-millionaire one day..........<<It might behoove all who have convinced themselves that this RS thing is a good thing to do a little real DD and understand what it really means for an OTCBB.>> That's one approach. One might do a little DD and try to understand what TSIG's balance sheet means to NASDAQ investors. First, they would have to stop laughing. The balance sheet must be cleaned up. As painful as a RS is for the short-term, it is the best choice for the long-term............<<I will be holding no more shares as of Monday.>> Vegas, you and I have butted heads before. But I will resist the temptation to say "good riddance." I strongly suggest you go over to RB and reread Dixie77's comments on how he thinks management is going to work this thing to the benefit of the long-term shareholders and to the detriment of the short-term traders. You must have shares that are long-term or are almost long-term. The difference in taxes is about 20%. I personally would not sell my shares at gunpoint on Monday. As for a 1-for-20 or 30 RS, I would like to see your reasoning behind that. Best of luck, whatever your decision. Regards, Suzanne