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To: beats_the_s_p500 who wrote (54503)	4/12/2000 8:27:00 PM
From: StockDung	Respond to of 122087

Re : Saf-t-lok and CYBR, I already know why Taylor Stuart reiterated their buy recommendation so many times, go to nasdr.com and plug in state street and four entities came up. Now I know that STATE STREET SECURITIES, INC. and TAYLOR STUART FINANCIAL are the same company because on searches the have the exact same Business Phone Number 516-616-2400. This is the same company but they did a name change according to NASDR. It is the same company that put out the buy recommendations on Saf-t-lok and CYBR. Taylor Stuart Financial has put out a press release for a strong buy on CYBR, then put out a reiteration of the strong buy, then put out a reiteration of the reiteration of the strong buy. The many CYBR longs were quick to post the recomendation all the time. This is what it really is worth; Title: Quantum Group, Ltd. Reiterates Sell Recommendation, Sites Company Filings Summary: Quantum Group, Ltd. stated that there were over two million dollars in incentives to State Street Securities, Marketing Direct Concepts and a Business Consulting firm (A.B. and Associates). Saf-T-Lok, Inc. (Nasdaq: LOCK) did an offshore stock placement of 1,500,000 shares to three offshore companies all having the same president. The gross proceeds of this stock sale were three million dollars. Out of these proceeds Saf-T-Lok paid $375,000 to Marketing Direct Concepts, $250,000 to A.B. and Associates and $465,000 to State Street Securities. At no time did Quantum Group, Ltd. report that State Street Securities ever received compensation in the form of stock or warrants