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

To: Rich Investor who wrote (18129)	2/25/1999 6:18:00 PM
From: Bald Eagle	Respond to of 44908

OK, so my 401K is a RRSP, as I guess also are my IRA's. Well, I manage my own IRA's and I have seventeen different stocks in them right now, ranging from TSIG to XON. In my 401K, I only have mutual funds which I check only once every three months and basically never change. Anyway, sorry if I appeared to be a little harsh on you earlier. I'm much gentler than I used to be ( ask others on this thread ), I just had a temporary flashback :-) As for TSIG, I used to try and trade it, but I gave up a few months ago. Now, personally, I'm quite happy to hold for several years unless there is some major fundamental change. I see TSIG as a long term growth opportunity, the likes of which doesn't come around very often. However, I do restrict myself to 5% in any one stock ( except XON, but that's because my wife used to work there and won't listen to any arguments about selling any of the shares she accumulated while there ). I now like to trade stocks in the $2 to $20 range either via selling and buying back covered calls or just buying and selling the shares when no calls are available ( i.e. stocks below $5 ). Anyway, I'm sure I've told you more than you really wanted to know and I have to go to my evening class, so bye for now.