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To: Dave Gore who wrote (30177)	6/5/1999 12:45:00 PM
From: Suzanne Newsome	Respond to of 44908

Dave, I just read through your post quickly--will have to give it a more thorough look later. One thing we probably are not going to have to worry about for a year or so is taxes. TSIG has a large net loss carryforward that should wipe out any tax liability for '99 and '00. My next post slices and dices the LL numbers a little differently. Regards, Suzanne

To: Dave Gore who wrote (30177)	6/5/1999 12:59:00 PM
From: MakeMoney	Respond to of 44908

To "Dave Gore". Very interesting "speculation". "speculation" (BTW) that i absolutely totally agree with. it simply sounds like very basic (profitable - reasonable) common sense to me. Yes - of course - there is a very real "risk factor" involved via investing in TSIG - NO DUH!! however - show me a "micro-cap" company - or ANY company for that matter - where there is not a certain amount of "risk factor" involved via investing in the company. like you said - you have to look at the "reward to risk" ratio of investing in TSIG. to me - and quite frankly, i am usually right about these things - the potential "rewards" of investing in TSIG far - FAR - outweigh any and all of the potential "risks" of investing in TSIG. take care.