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To: Matt Nickels who wrote (8)	1/2/1998 10:39:00 PM
From: Evan Dimmer	Read Replies (1) of 39

I was wondering if anyone had any opinion on this: I was looking through the Yahoo profiles of the brokerages, and tried to compare the profit margins. This is what I found. Quick & Reilly 15.0% Ameritrade 14.0% AG Edwards 13.0% Schwab 12.0% H & Q 12.0% Raymond James 11.0% Bear Stearns 10.0% Legg Mason 8.8% DLJ 8.6% Etrade 7.8% Merrill Lynch 6.1% Paine Webber 5.8% J.B. Oxford 4.7% Now I realize that JBOH is considered a "discount broker", and so is Etrade, and possibly DLJ, at least a portion. Looking at the profit margin, is there room for growth? I think there could be, which could help contribute to earnings. But, how high could the profit margin go? Do the other divisions/subsidiaries of JBOH also affect the profit margin? Could JBOH triple their profit margin towards 15% like Quick & Reilly(don't they have an online division?)? Wouldn't that triple the earnings? Not sure if I am right here, but just wondering about the profit margin. Any opinions welcome. Ed

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