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Technology Stocks : CyberGuard Corp. (CYBG) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: jas singh MD who wrote (1602)	5/15/1998 11:26:00 PM
From: Bill Wexler	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2616

Nonsense. Cyberguard is a dying business. Anyone can set up a web site and say they are engaged in "e-commerce". Cyberguard's products are simply not selling. Cyberguard will soon trade in the low single digits. By the way Doctor, how's ZITL and ALTIF coming along?

To: jas singh MD who wrote (1602)	5/16/1998 12:41:00 AM
From: jas singh MD	Respond to of 2616

Good evening everyone, Here is another interesting article that SERIOUS INVESTORS should read: thestandard.net After reading the above article, here are some additional points to think about: 1) OASIS conducted over 25 BILLION dollars worth of transactions in 1997....SO MUCH FOR NOT SELLING THEIR PRODUCT...wouldn't you say BILLY BOY...BY THE WAY, YOU DO KNOW WHAT OASIS STANDS FOR....DON'T YOU??? 2) "Being part of Cyberguard's eSP program gives us access to proven digital certificate technology directly from the people that HELPED CREATE DIGITAL CERTIFICATE AUTHORITY BUSINESS" noted Jeffery Zimmerman, Director of Coopers and Lybrand's Center for Excellence for Cryptography and Electronic Commerce Security."This technology allows us to provide our customers with business solutions that can reduce their time -to-market and generate significant savings. And since we focus on business-business electronic commerce, CYBG's Certificate Authority products and services are a better fit for many companies over competitive solutions such as VRSN especially since effective certificate revocation is paramount. 3) "Cyberguard's Trade VPI solution is important for any company that uses Microsoft products and wants to migrate existing systems to the web, either for an intranet or extranet" noted Roy Sattertheraite, research director of e-commerce and Extranet applications at the Gartner Group. "Due to the exacting nature of this business, THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR CYBG'S YEARS OF EXPERIENCE MANAGING THE ENTIRE BUSINESS LIFECYCLE OF DIGITAL CERTIFICATES." SO BILLY BOY...how many products does CYBG actually have? As I remember, you are very fond of stating that CYBG is a ONE product company. BILLY BOY, HOW DOES IT FEEL TO HAVE SHORTED THIS STOCK SINCE IT WAS IN THE 7 DOLLAR RANGE??? But, if you are only playing around with a few hundred shares, I'm sure that even you have enough resources to cover your DEBT in this stock. BY THE WAY. IF YOU GO BACK TO THE POSTS IN JAN/FEB. YOU WILL NOTICE THAT I ACTUALLY DID BUY A LARGE NUMBER OF SHARES IN THE 4-5 DOLLAR RANGE. So much for your most recent theory. Why don't you go back and play with your friends on the Yahoo thread...they seem to appreciate you a great deal...or so it would seem. ONE MORE THING BILLY BOY, I suppose that COOPERS AND LYBRAND as well as the GARTNER GROUP are also paid SHILLS for CYBG........right! Sincerely, Jas