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To: Andrew H who wrote (14925)	1/15/1999 3:26:00 PM
From: Bald Eagle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

<<I predict we will close at .4 or better. >> I hope so. A couple of pennies difference in the price of TSIG makes a big difference to my portfolio's daily performance.

To: Andrew H who wrote (14925)	1/15/1999 3:49:00 PM
From: slaffe	Respond to of 44908

I have been thinking alot about the new rules that are supposed to go into effect for the otc bb stocks this spring. Imho, that is going to be a godsend for tsig. There are so many non-reporting stocks on the otc and a lot of scams which gives the otc a bad name. The vast majority of these stocks will be moved to the pink sheets and a whole lot of people that are invested in these stocks will be thinking about moving out of those into quality otc stocks of which tsig is one. At that time, the revenues from the babe ruth deal should start showing up as well as other great deals which I am sure will come. It is beyond me why the non-reporting otc stocks with much less of a foundation get a lot of play while tsig does not rocket up as I expect it to any day. When the new rules go into effect, imho, not only will tsig be a much better star in the otc pool but will also meet the qualifications for full nasdaq listing opening tsig up to a whole different breed of investors. Perhaps this was what swordsman had on his mind when giving a projected price of $24. Maybe he thought Baldy meant by the end of spring. Steve