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To: BudLong who wrote (7484)	11/22/1999 12:59:00 PM
From: Ga Bard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9440

Let me try to explain what I am doing this last quater of 1999 ... I ma positioning myself in compnaies that have 2000 products to be launched and EFTs Now why? It is because if you go look at CYBS it is trading $66.00 share with the almost the same stock structure as CBQI ... direct competition to CBQI but CBQI is going to be the first EFT business portal soon with their own Fed#. Now when I found out CLSI is doing ETFs through a bank for the city of ORLANDO on their parking tickets and I got excited and started buying. Remember I buy for the future. CLSI has 127M float at a penny and CBQI has 2.5 M but only about 500K in the free trading at 2.00. Now if you do the math it will surprise you get the 127M down to 2.5 then the cost of CLSI is .50 and then to the free trading the cost is $2.00. Both are laying on the absoulte floor and next year the new wave I believe will be EFTs integrated with esolutions and business to business portals. Look at the doctors and Insurance CBQI just did. Heck Look at the client list of CLSI. Um do you see a potential,,, heck I do. Heck I even called CLSI to talk to CBQI to handle their future EFTs. Just have to invest for the future and the end of the year. Of course catch some momos here and there ... Gary

To: BudLong who wrote (7484)	11/22/1999 1:29:00 PM
From: jeffrey rainey	Respond to of 9440

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