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

To: JWC who wrote (40066)	3/6/2000 12:16:00 AM
From: Martin E. Frankel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

To All, Below is an e-mail just sent to me by a long-term investor in TSIG (and posted with his consent). He will be attending our gathering in Las Vegas. It is, IMO, intelligent and analytic and what I would expect from someone who is the Associate Dean of Engineering at a major university. Well said, Dr., and I look forward to meeting you. Best always, Marty __________________________________________________________ From: Dr. XXXXX To: Martin E Frankel Cc: XXXXX Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2000 3:15 PM Subject: Re: TSIG - Follow up Marty, Thanks for your kind reply. I was out of town taking care of some personal matters and am sorry for the delay in my replies to you. I plan take care of this weekend. (edit: the above refers to his attending the Las Vegas get party.) There is never a dull moment in the TSIG World. While I was away, a lot of water has flown under the bridge. Even some of the long, longs are angry and trying to get out soon (it is not a criticism as one must do what is best for him/her). However, I am more convinced than ever that TSIG must move out of this OTC-BB prison and sooner the better. I agree with your analysis and am pleased to tell you that our shares (not many, just over 600,000 shares, accumulated since the CCI days) are not for sell. We plan to vote "YES" on the restructuring as it is in the best interest of the share holders. As an Engineer and Researcher, I tend to formulate problems based on facts that change with time, i.e. it is dynamic. With TSIG, mathematically speaking, the following one is reasonable at this moment of time for assessing Risk/Reward of TSIG: (Negative Weight of RS) + (Positive Weight of NASDAQ) > +10 (conservative, IMHO) Those who are asking for "every little information" before making a choice, is simply deluding themselves, IMHO. You can never know every detail in a fast changing scenario. Even in a 2-hour long Shareholder's meeting, the story can not be fully told or all questions can not be answered as there are so many hot projects in various stages of development waiting to unfold. One very successful COKE deal to be followed by another three with COKE is enough reason for me to stay long. Then the strategic plan of having 1,000,000 card-holders by July, followed by 3,000,000 each for the remaining two quarters of this year. Of course, UCP and related deals are waiting to be blossomed in a very big way. But, in my opinion we, the shareholders simply can not derive the full benefits unless we move out of this day-trader's and MM's manipulative world. I have chosen to be a lurker because I simply don't have time to compete with others -- including paid bashers, self-styled hypers, yo-yo day-traders, clever ones, witty ones, weak hands, strong hands, and posters with genuine concern for the welfare of TSIG. Lastly, I have great respects for those who take the time to do intelligent postings based on their DD and have long-term perspectives. In the final analysis, everyone should decide what is best for their own needs without being unduly influenced by opinions of others. With regards, Dr. XXXXX __________________________________________________________