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

To: jean1057 who wrote (4775)	12/14/1998 1:31:00 PM
From: BarbaraT	Respond to of 6931

I did not say anyone was "loading up" - I saw that buying had come back into the stock. There was a lot of selling this morning and when it dropped below .30 on the ask, a lot of buyers came back in. Wish I had been one of them. Nothing makes sense with this stock - but I suggest you get a faxed copy of the financials and your proxy. I have received mine and there were some negative surprises in it; but I think they are priced into the stock. I think that some people are expecting some good news at the AGM (as per a few pm's I received) and perhaps they plan to buy before the meeting (at least that's what some told me). I really don't know who is buying, selling or whatever. I know that there was some unexpected bad news, but that the upcoming good news offsets it. Read the recent developments - call IR and get a copy faxed to you. The future is bright - but not necessarily the "very near" future. And by the way - I do not understand the lack of PR on signed deals. But I do appreciate their reticense about posting news about "potential" deals. Not only does it expose them to competition, but since the conference call I realized that we are one of several finalists in this competition, so why announce a "maybe" so that investors sell off on disappointment if it does not happen. I would rather hear about the news that we have something, than we may get something. When we hear about a possible deal - like Nasd 100 - we get excited and then comes a sell off when we lose the deal ( a deal we never had!). There is nothing that you do not know. It is all in the financials and I suggest you read them and have your questions ready for the next conference call. There are some vagueries that need clarifying, but otherwise, it is all spelled out.