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

To: dennis foster who wrote (22486)	3/29/1999 6:01:00 PM
From: Ditchdigger	Respond to of 44908

Dennis, If you'll read the filings, you'll see Gordon has already been screwed in the past on a PP he placed(another floorless)..In fact I think there is still legal proceedings according to the filings.Don't remember if it was before or after the last reverse split the company did...DD

To: dennis foster who wrote (22486)	3/29/1999 6:26:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

*TO ALL* I have been watching the activity and comments made today as everyone expected the whirlwind to lift TSIG to new heights and got brought to earth with the actual happenings. I was surprised with the final tally also but do realize the situation. We have an investment in a company that is building toward being a true competitor in the fields it has chosen. I said building. The site opened today is a replacement site for an old not for high functional use site. It is not unreasonable it would not be accepted as a site proclaimed open that would allow a company to proceed into business. We were technically already in business and just improved ourselves. Sure there was some selling today but it still was on low volume. That tells us there are a lot of patient investors waiting for the story to unfold. How many other places can you go that has the DD done the way TSIG has been done? Not many, even in the companies that are simply laid out and not as complicated as TSIG. Therein is one of the problems for the new investor. TSIG is hard to understand. It has been rumoured there are deals in the works that have been not completed until TSIG shows a proper conduit. Well, it is here now. If that was the case then the closing process can commence. Given the time to bring these to the PR stage there could be a very steady flow of information. I have also been informed, second hand twice, by callers to the PR firm that they do not do BBs. Why did they take TSIG on? They saw a unique business model. They also saw no competition. They also saw the structure in place and heard and understood Robert Gordon's story. The representatives from the new PR firm just got back into the office today and must have time to research TSIG and conference the method of attack necessary to progress with the TSIG story to the investors. They have 11 offices and influence in 90 others worldwide. Give them the time necessary to pass the word. They also know it is dificult to get analysts to raise a hard interest in a BB stock until the stock shows appreciation so the intend to promote TSIG through their clientel. One of these days in the near term we should see unusual buying taking place as their efforts come to fruition. We have all seen and know the approximate timing of the revenue stream and the time involved with the ramping into play of the various deals. Those things are not set to cause an inordinate flow to TSIG for another month or two. The second quarter will show a solid improvement but the third should be the real deal and on into the fourth where the explosion should take place. There a those that raise concerns about the stock not appreciating and reducing their holdings. That is your perogative but realise the awakening of the company is nearly at hand. This was the reason the investment was origionally made, so why quit now. Sort of like paying the car off so you can trade it in. The action of the stock to the daily watcher appears anemic but the story continues to unfold. There will come a point when the dam will open and the value will have to come to the projected earnings. I think that time is not far away. Keep in mind the wish everyone has that they could have been in on the ground floor of other stocks as they initially developed. Go back and look at the price advancement of the stock. There are plenty of developmental stages that would cause sell-offs. Those that sold regret it. Those that held laugh. Bob