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To: Sean Rieber who wrote (8589)	10/22/1998 4:02:00 PM
From: Sean Rieber	Respond to of 44908

Oh, and by the way. I wasn't calling anyone in particular a moron. I was speaking generally. I don't want everyone on this thread flipping out on me. Of course if someone did then that must mean he is a moron. LOL.

To: Sean Rieber who wrote (8589)	10/22/1998 4:05:00 PM
From: BigAppleBoy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

I have a good friend that works on the floor of the NYSE and he told me once"a stock is worth what people are willing to pay for it".In other words even if you have the good earnings,profits,sales and everything else,it dont mean that your stock will move unless people want to buy it. Here is a good example.FP(NYSE)it was trading 40-60 dollars for Months with very low PE and earnings of 3.88 per share.Somebody spread rumors on the net about the CEO which the majority was lies.The stock went from sixty dollars down to as low as 1.50 in less that a few days.Now it has been trading in the 4-5 dollar range and it dont look like it would go back to the teens anytime soon either.Why?The big players pulled out their money because there is not upward momentum on this stock anymore.Basicaly people are not willing to pay more than five dollars for this stock.Now FP has PE ratio of 1.22 which is unheard of in this market. So,stocks move based on news,hype,company presence in the market and not just earnings. Here at TSIG we do have future growth but we dont have company support.In other words,the company dont support its stock price by showing to the public how motivated they are,about future plans and progress,and their business plan.I have never seen a public company that dont have a business plan,and if we have one,why dont we publish it so the shareholders can see it and know what to expect. Why do you all think KCAP moved up the last few days?Because of these PR's,and if you read them,the majority of the news are just hype,but at least the shareholders benefit from it.EOM Here,holding all my shares waiting....... Good luck

To: Sean Rieber who wrote (8589)	10/22/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: Sam LBI nj	Respond to of 44908

Stop whining and get a grip...how long have you waited so far? a few more weeks gonna hurt? sit back...relax...have a few cocktails...fire up a smoke....shut your computer down for a couple of weeks and you'll see some results...maybe in the next year or so you will be the one in the back seat of some century 21 car looking at mansions sucking down a bottle of Dom and grinning at the guy in the front seat.... Sam

To: Sean Rieber who wrote (8589)	10/22/1998 5:00:00 PM
From: REW	Respond to of 44908

The stock price is going down due to the lack of patience of some daytraders. Too bad for them. The ads will come out when there is FACTUAL information to put in them. The members have got, for the most part, all the shares they want by now and we must wait for new investors. They will come on the news. KCAP is running on hype PMs, from what I have heard here, and will run out of steam when the hype is over. Remember DGIV and PNLK? Both started from around .25 and got to 8. They are both playing around 1 now. RG will not hype and I think that is good. We will get the releases when they are done and not before. If the strategy of TSIG disagrees with any investor, it is their perogative to look elsewhere. I, for one, like the idea of a CEO who stands for growing his company through actions and not empty hype. Sure there can be timing delays that throw off projections but that is to be expected. Live with it. Tthe personnel at TSIG are working their asses off right now trying to meet deadlines that will start this machine going down the tracks. They need the time necessary to complete their tasks. The greatest impatience of investors occurs when they can see the end of the road. Gather that last ounce of patience and give them the week or two they need to get the horse out of the gate. As to when to get out of an investment, that is everyone's own decision. Sell when the pressure makes you. There will always be another buyer to take your place. TSIG is being put together in a way to be earnings driven in an industry that carries high multiples. If you believe, then stay for the long ride. If not, then look back later and wish you had. Sorry if this is too long but...... Bob

To: Sean Rieber who wrote (8589)	10/22/1998 9:38:00 PM
From: Dixie7777	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Greed is when a stock has a fundamental value of $5, the market thinks it's hot and has it pushed up to $12 and an investor is holding until it hits $15, only to see it go to $14 and then plummet back to $4. Sean, what you're talking about is when a stock has a fundamental value of $56, and has been trading at $2, and begins to climb to $7 then to $8 and most of the daytraders get a big bang for the buck as they sell, only to watch as it continues to climb all the way through $60. While they made a buck, they didn't do any proper due diligence and really left a small, if not rather large fortune on the table. That's not called greed, it's called stupid. Rich