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Non-Tech : MB TRADING
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To: Dell-icious who wrote (67)4/23/1998 8:44:00 PM
From: Spots  Read Replies (2) of 7382
 
Devesh, I can't answer from my own knowledge because I'm
not an MB Trading customer, but I did send them an
inquiry and got a telephone response in which I asked
that question.

The answer I got was that they did not consider themselves
very good for options trading and that was not what they
were working on, but they would accommodate an options
trader if that's what the customer wanted. This was in
relation to their relatively high options commissions
and the fact that they are not set up to trade options
with the efficiency of equity trades.

Although I didn't like the answer, they were very upfront
about it. The best they could offer is a possible (POSSIBLE)
future improvement if many customers wanted it.

BTW, does anybody know what the story is on MB Lite (or maybe
I don't have the name right, but similar)? There's a passing
reference on the web site but no more info I could find.

Regards,

Spots
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