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To: robert b furman who wrote (16519)	6/17/2004 10:49:17 AM
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Hi Bob: By looking at the NYSE statistics for program trading from 1999 to the present, you can get an idea. The NYSE provides a .pdf file for each period that breaks the data down a bit and whether it is for member firms, etc. You can see the action of the top 15 member firms on their own, etc. I view the increase in program trading since 1999 as the difference between a purely competitive market and an oligopoly. Its not a perfect comparison but I think it gets the general idea across. If one wants to go for a swim, its best to know who is in the water with you.

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