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To: Dave Gore who wrote (29655)	6/1/1999 11:46:00 AM
From: ztect	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

*DAVE*** Excellent analysis.... That is why I've been stating that the "feared" news that has been wrung through the rumor mill is actually GOOD news. The company got too extended with too many aspirations and now they are returning to their core focus which was the model that every one bought anyway. All the concerns about execution are being addressed. The company needs a base to build upon, but not one that is too broad. Do one thing well before you attempt to do too many things. You can always expand the b-plan later. Plus the Signature Deal and LifeTime Learning Deals are very real...and possibly would have been compromised had no re-organization taken place. AGAIN I am holding....wish I could be buying...but I can't because of my closeness to items not yet disclosed. Though I emphasize, each and every one on their own has to make their own investment decisions based on their tolerance for risk. Sincerely, ztect

To: Dave Gore who wrote (29655)	6/1/1999 12:10:00 PM
From: StkProfit$	Respond to of 44908

I too am disappointed with what's happened to TSIG, but what happens in pennys happens. The question now is,,,,do you make money on TSIG by buying after the disappointment going into better days? or take a loss at the worst possible time? I'm holding for another 6-18mos, and buying more in another month or so. Regards all, -Mark (*aka vicarboyz) PS Hi Dave Gore,,, you da penny man.

To: Dave Gore who wrote (29655)	6/1/1999 12:19:00 PM
From: JWC	Respond to of 44908

Great post Dave. BTW I own both WLGS and NUKE. Jeff

To: Dave Gore who wrote (29655)	6/1/1999 2:13:00 PM
From: patwrk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44908

Thanks, Dave, for your insightful post. I'm also in with inexpensive shares and would probably accumulate more at this level if I wasn't out of free cash. I agree exactly with your comments on the current status and potential opportunity regarding tsig and adhere with much success to your general philosophy regarding penny stock investing. That's why I grabbed a huge amount of wlgs when it dropped to the .12--.14 range! Best wishes, patwrk

To: Dave Gore who wrote (29655)	6/3/1999 12:22:00 AM
From: Fred Thornell	Respond to of 44908

Thanks Dave you are so right. Marty and Bob Remember "REPUTIONS CHANGE DAILY CHARACTER TAKES YEARS TO BUILD" Back from LA and i have not sold a share, like i said in the past i didn't buy TSIG to sell at a $1.00 or at .13, i still like the plan. Before you call me names, or start bashing me i do have a right to my opinion, and as of today i have not loss a penny on TSIG. Read Daves post again, he been around the block and i feel he does know how the game is played. If you want to build "CHARACTER" buy a stock and stick with it [ANY STOCK] but do your own DD first then you put the blame on yourself, and not blame someone for trying to help "THATS WHAT CHILDERN DO" To: Artemous (29638 ) From: Dave Gore Tuesday, Jun 1 1999 11:28AM ET Reply # of 29932 ** ONE OF TWO THINGS WILL HAPPEN NOW WITH TSIG I rarely visit this thread. I have a modest position with stock I picked up at 17 cents long ago. Here's the deal from my perspective. TSIG is a company who has taken on a lot. Communication has been rather poor to shareholders, so rumors have started and people's fears magnify when others start posting things which may or may not be true. All I can say is that the concept of the MyMusicCard is very sound. The contracts are very real, right? Also Gordon appears to have several million of his own money tied up here, so it would seem unlikely that he would not take TSIG to the next level. Stocks like this tend to do one of two things. Either they are a complete scam and they totally collapse at some point OR... there is one last panic sell by those who were long that throw in the towel primarily due to impatience and frustration (i.e just what those with an ulterior motive want them to do) and then the stock comes roaring back on good news at some point. If TSIG is the former, then this is one amazing scam involving lots of people and a prestigious PR firm, and all those who have signed contracts? Sounds pretty unlikely to me. If the latter, which is the obvious scenario it would seem, TSIG just needs to complete and follow through with their original game plan. Unless these guys are complete fools, I just can't imagine that this stock still can't significantly outperform from here. Maybe they need to just communicate a bit better and simplify. That would be my suggestion. Should you sell (or buy)? Well, lots sold WLGS in frustration at 20-30 cents right before it went as high as $4.00. WLGS did nothing for months and months. FTRK was manipulated horribly after an ill-advised 504 down from 75 cents or so down to the 18 cent area. It sat around 17-30 cents for months before rocketing to over $1.00 again (albeit briefly) NUKE was at $1.25 a year or more ago, and then the Stock Detective and bashers relentlessly bashed it, causing great confusion and frustration, and it went down all the way to 10 cents in December, 1998. Now it is around 70 cents or so. The list goes on. The moral...if this Company is real, it would seem current stock level is pretty ridiculous and it is the worst time to sell. It is hard to buy when a stock is down, but sometimes that is the very best time to buy. It was really hard for me to buy NUKE at 11 cents when the thread went silent, but was I glad I did. It went up over 600% in a few weeks. We will see. I think the odds are about 75% we will be higher to much higher in 3-6 months. If TSIG would just communicate, focus, and finalize a couple things, investor confidence would return quickly. Just my opinion....what do I know? Just remember the stock market is a game of playing the odds and "reward to risk" ratio THANKS DAVE "VIPER"