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To: Walter Morton who wrote (29594)	5/31/1999 5:57:00 PM
From: Zeev Hed	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

You should look at the "business plan" and assess its chances of success, maybe checking up in six months might be more appropriate. Zeev

To: Walter Morton who wrote (29594)	5/31/1999 6:49:00 PM
From: Tazman	Respond to of 44908

My TSIG perspective: I have not posted on the TSIG board in a long time, but I was in TSIG in the very beginning (which I define as March/April of 1998 when the "New TSIG" was being born). The last time TSIG got into the .40's, I got out of most of my holdings, and have had only 6000 shares since that time. The reason: all the dilution going on and no or negative price action despite what appears to be a plethora of positive news releases. I have taken the similar stance that you can check back in 3, 6, or 12 months and you can make TSIG a lifetime holding at that time. For me, that time is coming relatively soon, which I would define as the end of the year. The bottom line: I have a lot of friends that look to me for stock ideas and wisdom, but one thing that I always come back to is that TSIG was going to be a $20 stock within 4 years. So far, one year down, three to go. I still believe in the story, I still believe in Mr. Gordon, and the many directions that the company is going in reaffirms my belief that TSIG will be a major player in a number of areas. There are three or four companies that I follow that have 2, 3 and maybe 4 times as many shares outstanding as TSIG, all in the same price range, but all I hear on this board are people complaining about the number of shares being issued. I agree, it will be a problem if it doubles or triples from here, but even at 150 million outstanding, isn't TSIG as good as ININ with 700 million outstanding? Take 5 grand (now at $.18 ain't a bad time), buy your 27,000 shares and rejoice when it's worth $540,000 in four years. It won't happen today, tomorrow, of anytime soon, but it will happen. Long on TSIG, for the LONG Haul. See ya all on the TSIG board in another 2 or 3 years for an update. Bill