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

To: gambler who wrote (1072)	6/5/1998 2:57:00 PM
From: StkProfit$	Respond to of 44908

Multiple post: 1) Like I said, I figured Friday would be a good buying day for several reasons: a) No expected news b) It's an OTC, the broad market has been sliding along with TSIG. c) Additional offerings = share dilution (yet another reason to slide. d) MM and momentum players still playing the slides for yet another week or two. What more needs to be said? I didn't get a couple of checks until late this week, which means my additional purchase will have to wait until next week (and quarterly taxes are due doggone it.) But I will buy more next week unless there is NEW, REALLY bad news. I'm happy to see the price slide,,,, it doesn't change my bullishness on TSIG one bit!!! All it means to me is I'll be getting more shares for my $$$ next week, YAY!!! ALL I see is a turnaround with great new management that is quickly (IMO) shaping things up, and bringing in new business for years to come!!! IMO, CCI is a great acquisition that both parties will want to happen regardless of the final #'s!!! All that needs to be determined, if it hasn't already, is who gets what and how much. After that is accomplished the new TSIG can get back to focusing on how to make MORE $$$ as a result of more product to push, and more phone calls to field!!! There is enough interest in this company already that (IMO) there shouldn't be much of a problem for financing or cash flow after the next 2-4 months. In the meantime, we have the $1-$5 mill to draw on if needed during the crunch. The greatest suffering I see will be for the next 1-3 months while both entities suffer from tight funds. Money tends not to flow from outside sources when the future looks bleak,,,,THAT IS NOT THE CASE HERE IMO. So "What's the worry?" If you're that much of a worrier, then do what you must. I got in at .51/share, so I'm not thrilled when my portfolio value is down, but who is???? If I wanted to sell immediately, then yes, you're experiencing some tough luck. Good investing takes planning. My EA investment last year for example, didn't do much until August. Yes, we all want it NOW, and listening to NAY windbags when life isn't going the way you want it, is as hard as listening to the Yay windbags when you choose to ignore their advice and good things happen. Don't ride THE FENCE!! I don't even mind Wiseowl hooting his horn on occasion with his Nay, I just think it's socially excessive to do it everyday without a new angle. I may not agree with Jeff Berry on some things, but he posts well as a rule, and he backs up any "Nay" with reasoning, not just an, "I told you so, you stink" rationale. Know you're investments, make a game plan in terms of what factors (i.e. time/price/other) will determine when you sell part or all of your position. Then ACT ON IT!! I'll join the worriers if, in five or six months, nothing else good is happening. Till then, just call me MAD,,,, "What Me Worry?" :) -Mark PS Sorry for the long post, I figured it was better than several individual ones.