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

To: Patricia Trinchero who wrote (25900)	4/19/1999 12:07:00 PM
From: The Swordsman	Respond to of 44908

I agree. Let's also understand something. I've watched this board for a few months now. I've also probably read every post since Gambler started it. I have poured over all the information that is available. I've been to the company and met many of the people there. Unannounced. As I watch all the comments and look at the plan TSIG is trying to execute, I think it's fair to say that we all have great hopes for an outstanding result. TSIG has put what appears to be very credible and high quality people in place. Not without major help from Dr. Frankel. In fact I would probably be gone if it weren't for John Hwang. He would not be there if it weren't for the good Doc. And yes Dr. Frankel is an obvious choice for a seat on the board. As we all watch Amazon, and many other companies "get it together" I think it's also fair to say that most of us feel we have a great chance to be in their league, if not possibly eclipse them because we have a better widget. So... when you add all this together, and you look at how our guy comped himself given the many years of whatever the hell you want to call it, certainly not success, how in the world do you ever expect to have credible investment bankers or legitimate sources of capital ever want to be involved with TSIG? Without those legitimate sources of capital TSIG will continue to be at the mercy of the shylocks and or other monstrous shareholder dilution devices. RG's history weighs all too heavily on the future of TSIG. If the plan generates revenues in advance of these real needs then we have a miracle. However, there's been talk of revenue around the corner for almost 6 months and quite frankly I don't see anything near what's needed for breakeven on the horizon. If we have to go back to Vinny, Vito or RG for money, TSIG could be at 40 cents for the next 2 years. His decisions that only ensure *his rewards* and do from, very little, nothing and much worse for you, I and the rest of the shareholders, are reckless at best. Let's also clearly understand that none of this means a thing to the short term day types but should mean much to those of us committed to the long term. RG appears to have succeeded over the years by continually churning the shareholder base and always dealing with yet a new flock of lambs. One's that never stood and demanded accountability. Regardless of his founder's status, this is a *PUBLIC COMPANY*. Time's have changed!! At minimum, the only way I can see any chance for the situation to be corrected is for Mr. Gordon to reverse and or at the very least postpone these egregious share transactions. It should also be in writing that he will not convert anymore so-called loan to shares. At least not at $0.15, or any other rediculous self-serving advantage. Sword.Com