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

To: RavenCrazy who wrote (13454)	12/26/1998 10:36:00 PM
From: MakeMoney	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

To "RavenCrazy". my friend. that is NOT a "stupid" question at all - the only "stupid" question is the one (1) that you do NOT ask. it is, however, a question that no REPUTABLE person would ever even attempt to answer with any degree of certainty. this is why i want to respond to your question - because it actually is a very GOOD question and - UNfortunately - the type of question that a lot of "pumper/dumper" type people just "love" to try to answer. the "point" of what i am trying to say to you is never - NEVER - believe anyone who tries to tell you that he (she - they) know what the stock price of a company (ANY company) is ABSOLUTELY going to be the next day - or week - or month - or ....... well, you get the idea. NO ONE KNOWS!! NO ONE CAN EVER KNOW FOR SURE WHAT THE STOCK PRICE OF ANY COMPANY IS GOING TO BE - FOR SURE - IN THE FUTURE!! all any of us can ever really do is to tell you what we THINK the stock price of a particular company will be. (IOW) the really professional stock market investors (the HONEST ONES) will only ever tell you what their OPINION is regarding the future stock price of a company. now - after saying all of that - i will tell you that - in my OPINION - i expect the stock price of "TSIG" to remain under fifty-cents ($.50) per share for the rest of the year simply because a lot of people are still selling their stock portfolios for INCOME TAX reasons. so - yes - in my OPINION - this final week of the year SHOULD BE a very good time for you to purchase additional shares of "TSIG". i certainly hope that it is!! take care, my friend. God bless.

To: RavenCrazy who wrote (13454)	12/27/1998 10:47:00 AM
From: Bald Eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

<<Any ideas on whether we'll dip a little in the last week of Christmas or whether something will come out next week? >> Well, I'll take a stab at your question. Currently, I own 13 different stocks. I check several technical factors on a regular basis on my holdings. Currently, there are only two that I see as having a "HIGHER PROBABILITY" of decreasing in price in the next week or so. They are XON and TSIG. However, if there is a significant announcement next week, then all the TA becomes irrelevant. So, my best guess is that TSIG will fall a few pennies before turning up again. I will take the opportunity, if it happens, to buy some more.

To: RavenCrazy who wrote (13454)	12/27/1998 2:17:00 PM
From: slaffe	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 44908

And I will take a stab at your question. While digging thru poisontasters site I found this. www2.techstocks.com For the newcomers here, the chart swami that dixie is referring to here is Mskihntr, our resident ta expert. Mskihntr is a professional stock broker and I always slow down and read his posts with a great deal of interest. Even tho this post is dated 8/27/98, four months ago, I find it interesting that at the end of this post he states The only problem with any or all of the above scenarios is that I cannot put a time frame on when this upside breakout will occur. But I can say with some conviction that when this stock takes out 0.36, then 0.39 and finally 0.41 on a closing basis you better be long because you probably won't see these prices again for a long time. We have not taken out these highs until recently. If you are considering buying another chunk, imo, I would not wait for a dip of a pennie or two, which we may see in view of tax selling/profit taking season etc. Imho, in 99 we will truly see large gains for tsig and will remember those days when we could have bought tsig for less than the price of a candy bar. I recently had a young (very young) fellow come up to me and said, Steve, I've been hearing you talk about tsig for a long time now and I want to buy some, how much can I buy for $350? At the time tsig was .32. I said great that's a good idea, you can buy 1k shares and put it in an ira for your retirement. Shortly afterwards tsig went to .55 . This young man had no idea how to open an account, or any knowledge of the types of ira's available. In the time that has since passed (two weeks) he finally has his acct opened and funded and has a gtc order at .46. I cite this example has a example of what can happen when you find an opportunity that is like a coiled spring and for one reason or another wait for your acct to be opened, or for a dip of a few pennies. But then again, what do I know? I projected a hi of the year of 3.25 and closing the year at 1.25. At the time tsig was .325, I thought that some sort of the long awaited money making pr was imminent and figured a tenfold increase was warranted. While I am disappointed that we didn't get the bang out of the br pr that we all expected, which I am going to address in my next post, the year is still not over, we may very well see 1.25 before year end. In short if are considering buying a chunk now, imho I would not quibble over a few pennies. Steve