To: Jason Rooks who wrote (1208 ) 2/11/1998 1:35:00 PM From: esecurities(tm) Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 2443
4 SEC Form 13G/A's filed 2/10/98 and >>Please elaborate!!! C. Norman Winningstad, Director, beneficially owns 482,190 shares (11.2%) Milton R. Smith, Director, beneficially owns 393,980 shares (9.0%) Robert L. Carter, Director, beneficially owns 367,030 shares (8.5%) G. Gerald Pratt, Director, beneficially owns 443,168 shares (10.3%) >>Please elaborate!!! let's just say the 'situation' is?/may being capitalized upon to draw out weak shares (unsophisticated investors)...this is nothing new and generally occurs with a stock which is undervalued and is under accumulation by sophisticated investor(s)and/or market makers taking shares into inventory, etc....TMSR is trading at June 1997 levels, which implies TMSR is trading at pre-NASCAR PRO (shipments/critical acclaim, PCME BEST OF 1997), pre-record earnings/revenues pursuant to Q2,Q3, and Q4 releases, pre-Fujitsu and Rage 3D alliance/industry critical acclaim, pre-Sierra alliance(s), pre-Formula One license/shipments, pre-Wedbush Morgan BUY, pre-Van Kasper BUY, pre-DirectConnect, pre-ThrustMaster Flight System, pre-Forbes 200, pre-Individual Investor Mighty Mighty MicroCap and America's Fastest Growing Companies back-to-back front-cover features....and now trading ~40% off its 52-week high...arguably, intolerable and irreversible lost opportuity costs...this, alone suggests there is overwhelming evidence that TMSR is shareholder value maximization challenged but also suggests TMSR is [significantly?] undervalued, perhaps given the optimum TMSR management and Market Maker (optimally Merrill Lynch, Smith Barney,.. caliber)...management has and is delivering the numbers and strategic alliances...Black & Company, Cruttenden Roth, Wedbush Morgan, Van Kasper have allowed TMSR to drop [ignominiously] 40% off its 52-week high AND accordingly forcing Aanderud to pull the secondary offering incurring <$.04> Q4, and also have simply failed to attract any institutional ownership, all in the face of all aforementioned information and equally if not more important said information's accordant [synergistic] implications...What was/is THAT all about? Dump the lightweights Aanderud...all they [allegedly] seem to know how to do [well] is take in stock as low as possible and put it out as high as possible and issue apparently meaningless BUY recommendations...this is not investment banking nor what TMSRs financial growth strategy infrastructure should be built upon...but merely [and effectively] alleged self-serving day-trading...