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Microcap & Penny Stocks : TSIS: WHAT IS GOING ON? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Peppaman who wrote (3175)7/21/1998 12:32:00 PM
From: jmt  Respond to of 6931
 
Please articulate your conclusions.

Without details, we have no idea how well informed you are in this company.

jmt



To: Peppaman who wrote (3175)7/21/1998 12:40:00 PM
From: gregor  Respond to of 6931
 
Peppaman:

As to your comment about TSIS not having anything going for them; I feel you refer to management.

They are honest people, open to IR calls, congenial, they do what they say they will, back up what they say they will do. Where I come from these are admirable qualities.

If you are looking for a quick buck, adios. They may not be getting filthy rich right now, nor making their stockholders filthy rich, but it is refreshing to find a bb company with a nice list of satisfied S & P 500 companies as customers.

The trading in the stock is orderly , the spread is respectable, so the penalty for selling your shares should be palatable. Just curious; if you are still a shareholder what would make you sell?
Or if you are not a shareholder right now what would make you a buyer ?

gregor



To: Peppaman who wrote (3175)7/21/1998 12:44:00 PM
From: John Schmitt  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 6931
 
Why do you think that this stock is one of the biggest disappointments you have seen? Is it because the price has dropped, or do you think that there has been some fundamental change in their outlook? On the price aspect, yes, I too am surprised that the stock hasn't performed better. However, it seems that news really doesn't drive this stock upward very much. In many cases, good news seems to do the opposite. Yet, I still feel that this stock has a lot going for it. First, you have to remember that this company is still relatively in its infancy. Yet, they are signing large, blue-chip caliber clients to use their services, many of whom I thought would have been capable of providing a similar service in house (rather than contracting it out). Beyond that, they continue to sign numerous clients each month to use their services. Granted, some of them I haven't heard of, but then again I don't live anywhere near Silicon Valley (which is where they are concentrating most of their efforts). Even though some of these clients might not be huge, they begin to add up after a while and provide a nice revenue stream. As well, TSIS isn't just sitting around trying to collect money only on the InvestorReach and MarketReach programs. They are trying to extend the technology in new ways. To that end, they signed an agreement with GTE for the calling card services.

I think that I could go on for a while talking about things that I think are positive with TSIS. However, most of this information is freely available through the news releases, and also through TSIS's shareholder information line. Personally, I would try calling that line (1-888-812-2020) and listening to Don Cameron's latest message (dated July 17). As well, I think that we all must remember that this is a bulletin board stock. I for one think that it is impressive that a company like TSIS can forge relations with the larger companies. I don't think that you'll be able to find too many other bulletin board stocks that are similar in that nature.

In closing, I believe that this is a long term stock. You're not going to see it skyrocket overnight. After several quarters of positive earnings, I believe that we will not see these prices again. Remember that a lot of the deals that have been signed recently will start affecting the earnings in the coming quarters. I really think that this stock has no where to go but up, although it may take a while. I for one am willing to wait.

Hope this helps a bit.

John



To: Peppaman who wrote (3175)7/21/1998 2:06:00 PM
From: Loren S.  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 6931
 
<<Can you guys give me any reason why this stock should go anywhere but lower?>>

You're joking right. I don't know if you invest in other penny stocks, but TSIS is just about as solid a penny stock as your going to find. AT&T, Lucent, Seagate, Applied Materials, GTE, to name a few of their clients. Business is growing by the week. Revenues and earnings will be growing by the quarter. The only thing that hasn't grown is the stock price. The smart money will be accumulating TSIS now while it is still $.50. I don't see how the stock is going lower than this IMO. But the upside is unlimited IMO.