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Non-Tech : Datek Brokerage $9.95 a trade

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To: Richard James who wrote (15064)10/22/2000 10:03:38 PM
From: Sir Francis Drake  Read Replies (1) of 16892
 
Richard, I still have my back-up brokers, and I think it is a MUST. Datek has been better the last few months, and I can't complain... but maybe that is because I'm using them less, and it is less critical that they perform extremely well. Thursday, I did a few trades w/ Datek and they did well. I use Cyber (believe me, not the ideal broker either) for the bulk of my trading, but I do use Datek for 3-4 trades a day, however only for the more leisurely swing-type trades, where exact enty/exit points are not as important. Lack of the capability for order routing by customers is a drawback. I do use Datek for NYSE and AMEX trades quite a bit, and I've never had a problem - as a matter of fact, I do almost all my NYSE/AMEX trades with Datek rather than my other brokers - come to think of it, the majority of my trades w/ Datek are listed issues (mostly because while 90% of my trades are Naz, I do use Cyber for most of my trading). All in all, while I have no experience w/ Etrade, I suspect Datek is the better broker.

All IMO.

Morgan
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