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To: michael john stout who wrote (15707)	1/24/1999 8:31:00 PM
From: Key West	Respond to of 44908

Michael, I submit to you that this ratio is perhaps one of the main reasons why TSIG has not participated in the most incredible market we have witnessed. I am impressed by the quantity and quality of posts on this, a mere B.B. stock. But WS sometimes has a brutal way of ignoring a great story, since it does focus on that strange beast called a balance sheet. I continue to maintain a tiny position in TSIG and a strong interest in this thread, but its market action relative to the market doesn't look too promising...., for now. When it does, I plan to be there. Gene Piccoli

To: michael john stout who wrote (15707)	1/24/1999 8:34:00 PM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Respond to of 44908

Question:<<I looked at TSIG's 10-Q and was once again struck by the 7-1 ratio between Current Liabilities and Assets. Does anybody know how they are planning to deal with this?>> Answer: make money.

To: michael john stout who wrote (15707)	1/24/1999 8:41:00 PM
From: wjmtmoney	Respond to of 44908

The great thing about this Company is that they have already told us how they will handle turning around their current ratio and their excess long-term debt. We've seen the announcements. Now is the waiting time when we see if the Babe Ruth deal will really bring $ 50m into the company. If it brings a fraction of this, the debt ratios will reverse within 60-120 days. Babe Ruth, by the nature of the deal, will be extremely profitable to Babe Ruth and to TSIG. Time is our friend in this deal and we are going to school on it so we can do the same thing a dozen times over with Little League, AYSO, Pop Warner, etc. Time is our friend. I want to be long for a long time! For those of us that want multiple deals...we've now got those also. The Tampa forum is probably just the first announcement of many that will affect the the Hockey Leagues and venues. I like the varied aspects of a partnership with their organization because it is going to be bringing a steady cash flow as events take place this year and next. Its interesting that the announcement didn't peg dollars to the agreement. Its unending in its potential to the company and its likely we we see the deal repeated time and time again. The teleservices deal is bread and butter cash flow. I would like to know more about projected margins per operator. I trust that the company will see good results from this operation within the next six months. There are lots of additional deals that the company is chasing that most of us are not yet privy to yet. I look forward to seeing the successful launching of the current deals rather than the additional naming of new deals. If successful, we have a gold mine in share appreciation. Kodak may be coming. Who knows in what form...Gordon knows. It will likewise be profits. A little debt from old management isn't going to hurt us in the least. Buy some more stock. Its a great price. WJMT

To: michael john stout who wrote (15707)	1/24/1999 9:36:00 PM
From: ED S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

The 10Q does not contain any of the revenues for CCI. The next quarter will include All the revenues for CCI for 1998. This doesn't really matter either. Run the numbers from the expected Babe Ruth League Deal alone and you can figure where we are headed. Their Market Cap now is about 13.8 million. About 34 million shares times 40 cents. All the revenues for the Web Site have not been reported. Add up all the deals and put a conservative number to them. Add in a deal with KodaK! Assume they are a conservative success and capture a % of the market. Do you see the bigger picture or not? They are still on the BB where big gains can be made before NASDAQ listing! If you play the BB market it is a good play in my opinion. If you are looking at TSIG and analyzing it as it is already on NASDAQ. Wait until it is trading over 4 dollars for 30 days, look at it again and then decide if you are willing to take the risk. BEST, ED