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To: TOPFUEL who wrote (30258)	6/6/1999 1:03:00 PM
From: REW	Respond to of 44908

David, Everyone has a substantial loss they are staring at. That does not create much happiness. From this point constructive criticism may be welcome at the home office as they may be concentrating to much on other areas. Finish the deals coming for sure but swing the concentration and all efforts on site and ancillary completion along with execution and service. Right now I don't care if the sales force is used to man the phones to the Babe Ruth league. I don't need more deals. Do the ones they have. Revenue must be generated now. I have to agree the primary seller with the shares to do what is going on has to be the PP. Until they have the goal attained they are looking for, whatever it is, the selling probably will continue. Unfortunately the forecasted revenue stream necessary for TSIG to show the public is still a short ways away. It was reported the Signature deal is not dated anymore but now stated for June. That is still close. The distributors are getting started, I guess, because their contracts are being reported as being signed and returned. They have to make a living so they will be striving for deal closings but that will take some time. TEMPO supposedly has something coming but that has to be announced and the product delivered to the shelves for purchase. The Babe Ruth drive comes in July but that has to be pushed by TSIG and caused to be executed. Our suggestion with the operators calling out looks to be the cheapest and most effective method of getting the awareness spread to the many teams. Direct contact often works the best. Lifetime Learning is looking great but is still out in the future beyond the previously mentioned. Concentrating on the belt tightening is good but there are some expenses that have a tremendous payoff potential. The $3,000 CC cost could have put 3 operators on the contacting of Babe Ruth for 3 weeks easily. How many cards could have been committed in that time? As always, my opinion Bob

To: TOPFUEL who wrote (30258)	6/6/1999 4:15:00 PM
From: JWC	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44908

Amen and ditto. I am in the same boat: >>80% of my money in TSIG . That portion is now like 30% of my portfolio value today do to TSIG price decreasing . The other 20% I used it to play other stocks and have done quite well unfortunately with my TSIG losses on paper as of now my portfolio has gone nowhere to date this year if TSIG bounces back by years end I will be looking good but for now I will be patient and and use my other money to continue trading other stocks in the mean time. IF I LEARNED ONE THING FROM THIS ITS TO STAY DEVERSIFIED AND TO NEVER PUT ALL YOUR EGGS IN ONE BASKET