Agree about VFIN. They were involved in recent financing involving Sequiam. I imagine they on the ask has to do with the warrants.

SQUM Nice volume and block trades this morning.

CKYS news Good for SQUM?

Hope CKYS had huge success with the Keepsafe. This should be a windfall for Sequiam if Cyberkey signed some deals with the military for this product.

He should do very well at this price. Excellent area to be accumulating stock.

Looks like we just broke back above the 10 d.m.a.

Maybe a little resistance at the .26 area but a significant break at that level with volume should bring in the chasers.

Probably so. When you post on a site you can opt-in for E-mail notification when someone posts info.

Pretty solid quarter on earnings. Nice revenue growth

Is it a daily competition? Do they have a swing trade contest for holding maybe say 7 days or so?

Good info on this site but you have to register.

http://www.otcbbcoverage.com/stocks/index.php?topic=43.msg181

Mick: Are you member of The Coffee Shop Forum at Raging Bull?

I agree IHUB far superior. Raging Bull's sytem is down most of the time and on this board we can delete the posters with alterior motives.

s.i. Is that Silicon Investor?

Mick: I find it amazing investors in CKYS haven't figured out that without Sequiam SQUM Cyberkey's product line isn't what it appears to be.

SQUM 10% up day today

SQUM Nice volume and Nice close up 10%

I've been on the bid at .20 for past hour and a half and couldn't fill....Just moved it to .21 now

I'm hearing that I.R. firm still has press conference scheduled for this Thursday Nov. 9. Be interesting to see what comes out of their efforts with this conference.

Welcome and BTW Long 20K PRVB @ .38

On Balance Volume is beginning to turn up as well from a technical perspective

Mick:

Stormy may be buying SQUM today.

Posted by: StormyMonday
In reply to: mick who wrote msg# 138248 Date:11/6/2006 1:04:31 AM
Post #of 138254

hey there were gonna take a chunk...how are you?

They have already started.

Luxury ski-home developer to launch mountain Ski-Ranch Community with Sequiam Biometric products

Company Press Release -- February 09, 2005

Sequiam Biometrics has announced that a premier builder of luxury, outdoor resort communities, DuVal Development, LLC, will be equipping all of its “new home construction with Sequiam’s state of the art locking systems.” DuVal plans on marketing “Sequiam’s BioLock and BioVault II for use in its residential home developments nationwide.” Currently, DuVal is developing “Aspen Creek Crossing, a Ski-Ranch Community nestled in the mountains and Aspen at the Canyons Ski Resort in Park City, Utah.” DuVal’s CEO Lee Hindin comments, “We believe security and simplicity are very important to our buyers, many of whom are second home owners. We think biometric locks, and vaults will be common place and we are pleased to be on the leading edge.”

Cyberkey can offer the Biolock I assume at any price they choose. However, I understand they are buying the lock wholesale from Sequiam in the amount of $175.

Sequiam has just now begun selling products as they have just began coming off the assembly line. The fundamentals of Sequiam will be begin to get noticed when they report 4t quarter results.

Cyberkey seems to be having success showcasing Sequiam's products and as they have some contacts with the military and government I welcome Cyberkey's success in showcasing the Keepsafe and Biovault.

No, the link I provided was the SEC filing last year concerning Black and Decker.

You get a chanct to look over the SEC filings and links I provided?

CKYS Biolock is the same Price as listed on Sequiam website.

$249.

http://www.cyberkeysolutions.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=shop.flypage&pr...

ONEBGG; Info concerning National Rifle Association and Sequiam I was asking about. This was released last year I think.

FAIRFAX, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)----The National Rifle Association of America (NRA) and Sequiam Corporation. Sequiam Biometrics, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Sequiam Corporation (OTCBB:SQUM), announced the intention of the NRA and Sequiam to enter into a licensing agreement through which the BioVault(TM), a secure gun safe that utilizes patent pending technology and protocols to recognize a person's fingerprint to unlock, will be offered for sale to NRA members.
The BioVault(TM) will be offered for sale online and will be featured among the products offered in connection with the NRASafe(TM) program that the NRA announced at its annual meeting of members in Orlando, Florida in April. According to Wilson H. Phillips Jr., NRA's Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer, "We are enthusiastic about working with Sequiam and the BioVault(TM). We believe they offer an excellent solution for safe gun storage, with both secure and rapid access to a personal firearm."
"We believe that the inclusion of the BioVault(TM) among the NRASafe(TM) products will greatly increase our visibility, which will enhance our ability to develop advanced security technologies and more effectively serve the security needs of both the public and private sectors," said Nick VandenBrekel, Chief Executive Officer of Sequiam Corporation. "We have already made the first sales of BioVault(TM) units, and anticipate the BioVault(TM) and other biometric technologies will revolutionize the way people approach security issues."

National Rifle Association of America 11250 Waples Mill Road Fairfax, VA 22030 Andrew Arulanandam 703/267-3820


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CONTACT: National Rifle Association of America, Fairfax
Andrew Arulanandam, 703/267-3820

ONEBGG, was looking at your site as the National Rifle Association has endorsed a biometric gunsafe which is being manufactured by a company I have been following. Sequiam symbol SQUM. Have you ever seen the Biovault?

Sequiam's CEO Info:

Nicholas VandenBrekel is the founder of Sequiam Corporation and serves as its CEO and Chairman. Mr. VandenBrekel has an extensive background in both military service as well as entrepreneurial venues. He is a native of the Netherlands and a citizen of the United States. During the course of his assignments, he has been responsible for all aspects of business development and operations, including strategic planning, product and service development, marketing, and sales and staff development. He speaks several languages and has been a public speaker for many years. Mr. VandenBrekel has a degree in communications from the OPS Academy Royal Netherlands Navy and is a licensed Helicopter Aviator. He also holds degrees and diplomas in microelectronics and the martial arts. Nick received the 2001 businessman of the year award from the National Republican Congressional Committee’s Business Advisory Council. Nick is a member of the following organizations: Navy League of the United States, U.S. Naval Institute, Naval Aviation Museum Foundation, Military Officers Association of America, Helicopter Association International, Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, United States Tennis Association and World TaeKwonDo Federation.

Cyberkey is showcasing Sequiam's products and evidently the Biolock demo at the recent Homeland Security conference gained a lot of attention. Notice recent press release below.

CyberKey Unveils New "Regency" BioLock at Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit & Expo 2006


ST. GEORGE, UT -- (MARKET WIRE) -- November 01, 2006 -- CyberKey Solutions, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: CKYS) is pleased to announce that the Company has successfully unveiled the new Regency BioLock door lock system at the Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Exposition 2006. The Regency BioLock is a user-friendly, biometrically accessible deadbolt door lock system to be applied to external and/or internal doors for residential and small commercial applications.

The BioLock system is the result of sophisticated engineering by the teams at Sequiam Biometrics and Black and Decker Weiser Lock. This technology is a revolution in deadbolt locks, from its sleek and subtle design to its operation in a wide range of environments; the Regency BioLock is the new standard. As a complete system, the Regency BioLock offers a powered deadbolt that is activated by swiping a valid fingerprint. The Regency BioLock can be easily installed and is simple to use, requiring no computers or servers to operate.

"In my mind, this has already been a very successful event for us due to the incredible response to the Regency BioLock biometric deadbolt door system. We have already received significant interest from many in attendance at the Asia-Pacific Security Summit including a number of police, EMS, military, and government agencies," stated Jim Plant, CEO of CyberKey Solutions, Inc.

The Asia-Pacific Homeland Security Summit and Exposition 2006 will bring together leaders from government, the military, academia, and the private sector to exchange ideas for strengthening security in the Asia-Pacific region. Delegates are currently meeting to share views on how to best respond to the threat of terrorism in the Asia-Pacific region, while also focusing on smaller, practical approaches for making communities more secure.

About CyberKey Solutions, Inc.

CyberKey Solutions, Inc. is currently fulfilling a $25 Million purchase order to various segments of the U.S. Government. CyberKey Solutions, Inc., based in St. George, Utah, partners with industry leading manufacturers and distributors to deliver secure USB drive based solutions to vertical markets and content owners, service providers and resellers. CyberKey's solutions solve real world issues in the entertainment, education, government, military, automotive, financial services and medical industries. CyberKey Solutions' technologies allow users to securely transfer large amounts of data, files and applications software from one electronic device to another while employing a patent pending USB-based Digital Rights Management process. CyberKey's solutions create new opportunities for existing industries and applications. For more information, please visit CyberKey's website at http://www.cyberkeysolutions.com.

Here is spec sheet on Sequiam UBI

The link is in pdf format. You may have to modify if Adobe not installed.

http://www.sequiam.com/downloads/UBI_specs.pdf

Yes I saw the $1.50 P.O. in the p&f chart.

Look at page 18 on Sequiam's 8-K. Net Income projection. If they hit this projection in the 4th quarter I think we could see that price objective.

Link to 8-K below. This was done in conjunction with their presentation at Rodman and Renshaw Investor conference in June.

http://www.sequiam.com/pdf/6162006.pdf

Sequiam UBI can make "anything" biometric. Thanks for sharing.

I found info sheet on the UBI OEM device

Link below:

http://www.sequiam.com/downloads/UBI_slick.pdf

At Rodman Renshaw in June Sequiam did a PowerPoint Presentation.

The PowerPoint slides are part of the below 8-K
Notice on page 18 projected sales and Net Income Projections.
Based on this I'm expecting some exciting things to happen in the current 4th quarter.

Link below:

http://www.sequiam.com/pdf/6162006.pdf

Here is the link to the SEC filing

http://www.sequiam.com/pdf/10QSBA_01202006.pdf

Black and Decker Sequiam filing last year. This filing was ammended in I believe February. Reason for runup to .765 last year. They never issued a press release. All institutional buying on the run last year.

http://www.sequiam.com/pdf/10QSBA_01202006.pdf

The .765 was the high hit when the SEC filing hit between BDK and SQUM

Gamesbegan seems to have done his homework on SQUM. I think he has been following about the same amount of time as me

This post pretty well summed it up on the recent decline. I agree 100%

Posted by: gamesbegan
In reply to: None Date:11/2/2006 7:20:20 AM
Post #of 237

Recent Stock Price Movement

I don't claim to be an IB lawyer, but what I believe took place, and what has lead to the recent price decline is additional financing with existing warrant and option holders. Word has been out that these guys were going to need additional capital for awhile - good thing being it was for build-out of manufacturing capability to meet existing and growing demand for their products. From what I can tell, the repricing down to .21 came at a cost to the warrant holders - and I believe they came up with more cash for the company's short-term needs. Is this slightly "toxic" in the short term - yes. MM picked up on the potential for shares available at .21 and dropped it like a rock. Positive in this is I don't believe there was more share dilution. Again, these are my personal "reads" on the capital raising. Longterm - this company has HUGE potential - and what I'm hearing about future deals will definitely put these guys on the map - if not make then a prime candidate for a takeout buy a larger high tech company.

Thanks. He should know about the Biovault and if not then he should investigate. Every policeman should have a Biovault.

National Rifle Association forum?

What is the name of the board?

N.R.A as in the National Rifle Association. Not a.r.a