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To: Craig Goodstadt who wrote (27717)	5/7/1999 9:21:00 PM
From: Andrew H	Respond to of 44908

And I agree with both of you. If the stock price does not move substantially higher in the next few months, I am quite certain we see a reverse split, whatever management is saying.

To: Craig Goodstadt who wrote (27717)	5/7/1999 9:31:00 PM
From: REW	Read Replies (6) \| Respond to of 44908

There sure is a lot of whining, crying , and pissing and moaning going on. I guess everyone thought the company was going to run on air. Last time everyone complained about the PP not being made public so it could be bashed. Now they make an announcement they need to use more of it and everyone wants to bash. What happened to having the company financed to get where everyone wants it to go? Did anyone stop to remember the interest in the company wanting to get respectable financing to go forward with? Do you remember the activity that started about that time? The bringing down of the stock value due to the bashing threw out any hope of better financing. The PP then became the best source again due to the stock value not being high enough to support asking a better lender to come forward. Does the continual bashing that occurred to bring the stock down bring back any memories? It should because it has not let up. Every time the stock has started to attempt to rise the bashers have come forward to remind any investor considering coming in to reverse their decision. So far it has worked very well. The bashers have placed this stock on their win column. They have been handily helped by the converts gained from the regular posters. Every time someone has tried to add any DD to this thread it has been ignored and the continuing bashing takes place. Little can be accomplished to advance this stock until the bashers get all the selling they can out of the way. It looks like next week will be the accomplishment of that goal because they will have plenty of help from the members of this thread. Sure there will be some more selling. Watch the action on this thread this weekend and next week. See if the emphasis will be on attracting buyers or enticing sales. I already know what will happen. This will cause additional concern as the stock reaches a lower price but everyone will cast the blame somewhere else. It will be all TSIG's fault. Has there been any attention paid to those that attempt to show the company attaining profitability in the next few months? Has there been any attention paid to why the need for the additional financing is needed? No there has not other than from the true longs and some of them have joined the ranks of the bashers. I don't know why this thread expects there to be any desire from the lurking investors to come into this stock. There sure has been little evidence that they are wanted by this membership. Until this is rectified by this thread, there will be little interest from the rest of this community. There is also an initiative going on to place Martin Frankel on the Board of Directors. That would be the first BIG step in having some internal controls placed on TSIG to accomplish the things being demanded. I have still not received replies from most of the primary complainers. If there was a true desire to have things come toward a corrective mode, there would be a massive input of replies to the proposal to be placed in TSIG. It makes me wonder what is the true desire of some of the socalled members of this thread. As always, my opinion Bob

To: Craig Goodstadt who wrote (27717)	5/8/1999 12:08:00 AM
From: The Swordsman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

I believe he's got it, he's finally got it. Just kidding Craig, but aside from my sometimes?? abrasive approach that's what I've been saying all along. Check back through all of Phoenix's and TSIG's SEC filings. Through that very tedious, *and odious* reading you will begin to assemble a rich mosaic identified as Robert Gordon. Very intelligent, very controlling, very talented, very imaginative, very complicated, very greedy, and apparently totally insensitive to the needs of the *public shareholder* he has the fiduciary responsibility to care for. His needs, or better said... *wants,* invariably come first. Always with a rational... of course. When you read these filings with a careful eye towards their base motives, your heightened sensitivities, much like a blind man to the sounds of his environment, alert you to this mans true intentions. He's more interested in raising public money for one great idea or another with no real ability to execute. Almost not so bad until you realize that he really doesn't care so long as he gets taken care of in the process. And he does. And as you learn from these readings, along with a liberal dose of his contemporaneous utterances (through REW, Marty, or others, whether 1st or 2nd person, and you just know it's coming from RG,) of how great this is or that thing that's happening is going to be, (witness all the leaked?? rumors), Mr. Gordon usually does very well in spite of what the company and its attendant shareholder gets in the process. Additionally there's no accountability with the use of 2nd or 3rd party shills. Whatever happened to all the to-do about Taco Bell? About McDonalds? God knows how many other carefully placed rumors, have come and gone, but in the process motivated more buyers to jump on to buy shares? If they happen, great. If they don't, the story just dies into the background and what the hell, those shareholders have sold and gone. No need for accountability here. The last piece of the puzzle I have yet to determine is whether Mr. Gordon truly believes all his PR's (not to be confused with the company's PR's,) or if he knows much of what he's doing and saying is bogus as he speaks it. Knowing that would tell the rest of the story. Hopefully some of you will now begin to understand that I am not a basher. I got into TSIG as a lark on a tip from a client. A penny gamble. And I got hooked like many of you and I don't quit. However I sincerely believe in TSIG and the plan. This plan could be the nucleus of a fabulous investment return. This plan that has finally evolved from John Hwang, who by the way is only here because of Dr. Frankel. This plan to be effective however, needs Mr. Gordon to stand aside and let the real work be *executed* by professional and capable management. The CEO needs to be a manager and a leader, not just an idea man. Great ideas will not be enough. They're a dime a dozen. SC