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

To: Bald Eagle who wrote (15903)	1/28/1999 10:35:00 AM
From: The Swordsman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

First of all my post was very salient to the point of being here at TSIG, and yes I'm very long on Dell, but not the quantity of shares that I should of bought. If so then yes I'd be long, truly long, long gone. lol Daytrading is here, no argument about that. But let's face known statistical FACTS. Daytraders, the MAJORITY of them lose money. Not only that but they can and do severely hinder the potential of a company's share price. Rightfully so in many cases but not all. When done in moderation across the issued shares of a company, the share price can find a fair value. When doen in excess as relates to the issued the share price will very often never find its true value due to the lack of willing long term investors to put their money into a stock that's just being used to fill in for a day at the crap tables. I believe that TSIG does have great potential and I also believe that if it weren't for the excessive amount of daytrading taking place here the share price in face of all the good news would be much higher, .20 to .50 higher. Unfortunately when TSIG becomes home to too many of these vultures we will languish in the doldrums until we connect with steady large volume days. As to my price quote I do hope all understood it was tounge and cheek. As to DD and his call for recognition of his conquests, nothing more than a gamblers return home to tell of his great fortune winning 20 grand at the crap tables. Of course he doesn't tell his friends how he dropped 35 grand at the Baccarat table. For the most part daytraders are losers and they hurt the rest of us here at TSIG, not to mention the company itself. I only hope no one is inspired to follow this loudmouth mud mover into his trench and further hurt this company's short term prospects. For I sincerely believe that they will prevail. But with the unknown PP still out there and the attendant motivation to retard the share price I'm not too sure that DD doesn't have a larger agenda. And yes I too would still like to know the terms of the PP. sword