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Clean Way Corporation - Trader Secrets.com
to distribute Standard & Poor's Comstock Data
NEVADA, Aug. 18 /PRN/ - Clean Way Corporation (``CLNW-OTCBB') today is pleased to announce that its
wholly owned subsidiary, Trader Secrets.com, has signed a distribution license agreement with Standard & Poor's
ComStock.
Trader Secrets will be providing to its web site subscribers free, real-time financial data. Trader Secrets is one of
only a handful of companies that will be providing a real-time quotes page through its affiliate program to other
finance-related web sites. Affiliate, finance-related web sites can use Trader Secrets' free, real-time quotes page as
an add-on to their current sites.
Trader Secrets is an investment-related web site that will provide users with a unique combination of free
information and services. The site will also offer fee-based services that include an on-line course in day trading and
an investors club, providing ``members only' with daily stock picks and newsletters.
For over 150 years, Standard & Poor's, a division of The McGraw-Hill Companies, has been the trusted source of
market information. Standard & Poor's ComStock, a unit of Standard & Poor's, provides continuously updated,
real-time market data with quotes, news, charting, analytics and other premier services. ComStock users have
instant access to over 256,000 real-time stocks, options, foreign exchange, commodities and indices - all
dynamically updated. Subscribers can view, chart, and analyze the data to meet their trading needs.
Founded in 1888, The McGraw-Hill Companies is a leading information services provider meeting worldwide
needs in education, business, finance, the professions and government. The corporation employs 16,000 people
located in more than 400 offices in 30 countries. Sales in 1998 were $3.7 billion.
Trader Secrets is preparing for the launch of their worldwide web presence at www.tradersecrets.com.
Forward-looking statements in this press release are made pursuant to the ``Safe Harbor' provisions of the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Investors are cautioned that such forward-looking statements involve
risks and uncertainties, including, without limitation, the continued popularity of the Company's web sites and
product orders stemming therefrom, increased levels of competition, technological change, dependence upon third
party suppliers, and other risks. |
