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

To: KC650 who wrote (22759)	3/31/1999 12:51:00 PM
From: REW	Respond to of 44908

Keep in mind the part the sellers don't. TSIG has the contracts in place to be profitable shortly. These are not all the contracts they will have. John Hwang is puting together another powerhouse division that should rival the Card division. The Signature deal has enough revenue, once ramped, to carry the existing company plus some. All else can be profit until the addition of personnel and equipment requirements are necessary to carry all the additional business production requirements. G/H just began research into the best method of spreading the word about TSIG.com. Once in place that will bring in an unknown outside buying influence. This will not be based on PRs and the buying can come at any unsuspecting moment. The drop in price is not a reflection on the company. Nothing has changed. This disappointment selling is an advantage to those with a desire to add. I would think it would be considered an advantage to get about 25% more shares for your money for a short time. Once the solidification takes place again, the price should again assume the base numbers we have seen and continue to rise. I don't think it will take much to turn the corner.

To: KC650 who wrote (22759)	3/31/1999 1:04:00 PM
From: Craig S. Owens	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Tina, I agree wholeheartedly. That is one of the biggest "hype" lines on the internet. I just bought 1000 shares at market which I think at the time was $.36. I just like to gamble without doing DD from time to time. Some person hyped this stock on the LGOV board this morning and I just thought I would take some of my "fun" money to see if I could get a short term hit. I'm sure I will do some DD over the weekend to see what I have jumped into. If it is the great deal that is being claimed here, I will add to my position. One thing about the stock market, You can get all you want at anytime. You don't have to ask people to sell. This reminds me of the time recently when I was trying to buy a stock called RDIM. I started looking at it right at $.90, All of the please sell so I can accumulate lines were preached there as well. Well, people took the advice and the stock has steadily dropped to about $.50. Of course, nobody can understand how people could sell such a great stock. My point? Be careful what you ask for.........