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

To: JEFF BERRY who wrote (1545)	6/30/1998 10:35:00 AM
From: StkProfit$	Respond to of 44908

Hey Jeff, I will refute your Q's this time. A) To grant a line of credit one must have assets that can be liquidated easily. Real estate, stock, commodities, all can be put up as collateral to get cash easily. Do you know Mr.Gordons portfolio? or even his net worth? The fact that he sold shares of TSIG to cash out part of a position does not mean he did not have 5mill in the bank, or couldn't have raised the cash to meet the LOC in some other fashion. This makes your first point rather meaningless, although it's still a question worth considering and addressing. B) I'm glad he's letting the REAL teleservices management talent work the company. Personally, I see Mr.Gordon as more of a figurehead/PR wheeler dealer, than a hands on nitty gritty type. All the more reason why I'm more confident in TSIG's future than if Mr Gordon was a busy body type, getting in operation managements hair, because then I would have to be give the past failure of TSIG management even more weight in the present. As such, this is not the case. Some CEO's are operational specialists,,,others excel at bringing in investment capitol for management to use to succeed. I believe Gordon is the later. C) IMO,the best point you've made in your post. I merely, disagree with your interpretation of events on this one. I am glad Mr.Gordon is a shrewd man, so I can see him for what he is instead of trying to guess what management is doing. Gordon wants to make money!!! And as of this point the best way remaining for Gordon to make money is to increase valuation of TSIG stock!!! If he was done making money off TSIG he should be Bahamas bound. He is not, he is still here working the company towards future success. IMO, he's done his part for now (with the exception of answering Q's from we pesky stockholders/investors) LOOK FOR THE STOCK TO RISE! EOM