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To: REW who wrote (19648)	3/9/1999 8:04:00 PM
From: slaffe	Respond to of 44908

Jeez Bob Lighten up. One guy makes a comment and you have to threaten to go away? Don't you dare. I bet you are probably the most popular guy on thread. I bet that if sam took a poll you would win hands down. I jokingly told RG once to hire me as I felt I knew more about the company than most of the employees. He looked at me funny but didn't laugh. rotflmao! Have you been talking to the janitor at tsig? Ever see the movie "wall street" thats how Martin Sheen got his info. LOL Anyway in lurking around some of the other threads this week, it appears as though my suspicions are right. Much money as been poured into the blue chips lately leaving the pennies hung out to dry. It seems as though news or even anticipation of news no longer moves the pennies and the pennies appear to be in a bear market. Out of all the pennies I have done my dd on, it is so rare to see one that has made as much progress as tsig. It will only be a matter of time before the investing public wakes up to this. How much time? Who knows. Anywhere from tomorrow to the old saying of "soon". But I have supreme confidence that the day will come when I will look at the price and say omigod, I got my sflb. To all those that are selling at this pathetically low price, I scratch my head and wonder why anybody would sell at the low. Then it becomes clear to me why so many people lose money in the markets. At today's price it makes for an excellent entry or accumulation point. Steve.com