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

To: StkProfit$ who wrote (1327)	6/17/1998 12:12:00 AM
From: gambler	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Now let's review each one of these listing requirements, point by point and apply it to TSIG. ---------------------------------------------------------------- *1.)Net tangible assets of $4 million, or market capitalization of $50 million, or $750,000 in net income for two of the last three years.** Easily met. We will take market cap on this one of $50 million. So let's say 40 million shares outstanding. TSIG's share price would need to be $1.25 per share. 2.)Public float of one million shares* Already met with float of 18 million. 3.)$5 million market value for the public float $5/ 18 million float= share price of .28. Already met. 4.)300 shareholders I don't know for sure, but I am going to make a safe guess and say already met on this one. Consider 18 million float, if only held by 300 shareholders Avg holdings per shareholder would equal 60,000 shares, judging by average trade size I would guess 60,000 avg is a high estimate. 5.)$4 minimum bid price Need some work here, but very likely once web site is up, alliances are announced, and Emerging Public Companies airs. 6.)Three market makers Already met. Not sure how many exactly (level II man help me out), but I know it is more than 3. 7.)Operating history of one year or a market capitalization of $50 million Operating history of one year, met or market cap at $1.25 per share. Either or. 8.)Corporate Governance Standards such as: -requiring a minimum of two independent directors on its board of directors Already met. -establishing and maintaining an audit committee with a majority of independent directors Don't know, doesn't sound tough though. -holding an annual shareholders meeting Easy. -soliciting proxies for all meetings of shareholders Easy. -distributing annual and interim reports Waste of shareholder equity (look at Edgar for God's sake). Costly IMO, but easy though. -utilizing the company's audit committee or a comparable body to review potential conflicts of interest Blah, blah, blah. Easy, easy, easy. -requiring shareholder approval for certain actions No problem. Well there you have it folks!!! That is how we are getting on NASDAQ. What do you think? Not too tough. Take care... Gambler

To: StkProfit$ who wrote (1327)	6/17/1998 9:55:00 AM
From: AJ Berger	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Smith Barney never had anything on TSIG I spoke to Mr. Ed S* a Senior V.P. Sales, Smith Barney, 1345 Avenue of the America's. TSIG has never been followed, researched or recommended in any way. CDRD and AMZN are followed by them, and TSIG was in no way even mentioned as ever being an issue. sorry, vicarboyz, but the reality is; nobody of substance follows TSIG accept the supposed 55% of shareholders who lurk on this thread. * would rather not divluge his correct name, so that nobody online calls to bother the man.