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

To: Dixie7777 who wrote (8325)	10/17/1998 6:51:00 PM
From: gambler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

<OFF TOPIC> Hey everyone I just wanted to drop in and say hi to everyone. I haven't been following the thread lately because it got to be too much BS all the complaining and whining going on (I don't know about now, but a few weeks ago that's how it was). I am still holding my TSIG, I haven't been very interested lately as I have been tied up gambling on put options. I have been spending all my time researching new put plays and with no action in TSIG there wasn't anything to talk about. Just a waiting game as always. Of course I got hammered this week when AG decided to raise rates. Especially on my WFC puts. Getting ripe for another put play now!!! The timing of this rate cut is a joke and complete market manipulation by the government. A desperate move to save some more banks and hedge funds from losing bundles in derivatives that expired on Friday. Funny the rate cut came the day before options expired? Blowing up the bubble even more and when it pops it will be ugly. People all around are turning bullish again and after this rally tapers off they will all be crushed by a large falling rock called the US Stock Market. The market is severely overvalued now and with a recession looking more and more imminent for next year there is going to be an even greater gap between earnings and stock prices. This is interesting: urbansurvival.com I am not trying to spread gloom and doom around I am just warning everyone to be careful of their holdings which are overvalued. Take a second look at the future and go into it cautiously. Don't fall for this suckers rally. By all means play it, but don't buy into it (psychologically). Read a book about the 1929 crash. I am reading "The Great Crash" by John Kenneth Galbraith now. Be defensive, protect yourself. TSIG is UNDERVALUED, so don't be concerned about it. Look at others, the blue chips, the DOW stocks. Most are overvalued. Although no stock will hold up in a crash, we know TSIG is undervalued so we can feel confident that even if it does take a dip the upside is much higher than any downside correction that the market could cause to it. It is not worth even selling it because it could easily shoot to .50-1.00 off of some exciting news and the market tanking (if it does) will probably only take TSIG down to .15, maybe .10. So if you are confident in its current status as undervalued then there is no reason to fear a drop. Look at other high flyers like MSFT, DELL, INTC, AOL, AMZN, YHOO, WFC....all very overvalued. Too much euphoria with all of them though. They could all easily fly another 20 pts a piece before collapsing. The entire Internet Index (IIX.X), the bank index (BKX.X), and the drug index (DRG) are all poised to fall too. Premiums are too high to play 'em though. DELL and MSFT are deadly to play for puts or short, but they will most certainly tumble with all the others. Watch WFC tank below 300 when a large US bank collapses. I will be there with bells on and puts in my account. <ggggggggggg> I'm not even sure what the purpose of this discourse is. I began with the intent of just saying hello and ended with a warning. Well I guess I feel I have gained some valuable relationships from some of the great personalities on this thread and I feel the need to throw in my two cents to maybe save a few people some hard earned money. As always this is only my opinion. Take it for what it is worth. Don't base any of your decisions on what I have said. This should only be a heads up to do further research and DD on your own and make your own decision. Maybe you will decide to stay fully invested in the market and maybe the DOW goes to 11000 and you will say "boy that gambler was way off" or maybe you stay fully invested and in the next month the DOW tanks to the 6000s. Then your tune will change. Either scenario can happen, but whatever decision you make you are the one "pulling the trigger" sort of speak. So you are ultimately in charge of your own destiny. As a friend of mine always says: (I am probably saying this wrong, but you get the idea) RUN WITH THE BULLS HIDE WITH THE BEARS GET EATEN BY A LION Gambler (BULLISH on TSIG!) (BEARISH on the market)