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To: Harry K who wrote (789)	5/8/1998 1:39:00 PM
From: Arthur Tang	Read Replies (1) of 1471

Thank you, Harry K. Every brokerage house has their own prices. When they report to Nasdaq ticket tape; it is in sequence. So, the price jumps around. If you have level II or III data you know whose (market maker's only) price it might be. Brokerages' prices may be trading desk buying from market makers, then selling through brokers. 3 trades before the stock goes to the customer. 5 trades if it include seller, to broker, to trading desk to market maker to trading desk to broker to customer. Brokers do not change price or spread, they took commissions.

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