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To: slaffe who wrote (13475)	12/27/1998 3:59:00 PM
From: Andrew H	Respond to of 44908

>>I thought surely a deal such as that would push us over a buck easily and perhaps even over 3 bucks or maybe even a shot at the moon. O'well, looking back in retrospect it is fairly obvious that the br pr was either underestimated or it got lost in the holidays << I think that would have been the case if TSIG had a small float of say 7M or less. Given the large float, I think the Street is going to wait for signs of revenues to bring the stock much higher than 1. As far as the PRs go, I agree with Dixie's comments and yours in general. However, several posters who talked with IR, raised expectations of significant PRs, apparently from what TSIG IR told them. If IR did make those comments as posted, then they are partially to blame for raising expectations. It is a complicated scenario. Shareholders call TSIG looking for information. IR wants to please them so they tell them they anticipate PRs within a certain time frame. People post this time frame. When things do not materialize as hoped for, people are disappointed. Either IR needs to lengthen the parameters of their time frame or not make forward looking statements, neither of which will please shareholders. If shareholders want IR to continue to give PR time lines, they need to cut them a lot of slack for reasons that Dixie has posted several times.