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To: David Beckett who wrote (5923)	11/20/1997 5:00:00 PM
From: Herm	Read Replies (4) of 14162

It a real learning experience to watch the bids, ask, and transactions as they happen. I noticed the small trades of 100 to 400 shares usually get worse fills at slightly lower prices. The difference can be 1/16 to 1/4 lower than the larger fills. Either shows you the inexperience of the buyer/seller or the MMs stick it to the smaller guy/gals. The price is VERY cheap compared to a year ago. $79/mo. via internet for real-time feeds is a must have for anyone trading $5000+ in the stock market. CCers can grab an extra 1/16 to 1/8 point per contract for some serious extra profit. Heck, one good trade can more than pay for two months worth of service in extra profits. And, the MMs price boosting and swings are often obvious to anyone watching the action. On light volume days they are really jerking the price around to trigger or those stops and limit buys. What a racket! Everyone should view the free delayed blocks at quote.com

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