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To: Richard J. Byrd who wrote (518)	2/11/1997 3:15:00 AM
From: tintin	of 658

Richard, I think it depends on the style of trading too. If you're an active trader who places a lot of market orders, then I would recommend Castle securities for Nasdaq stocks, or Datek. For options. I think Fidelity Investment might a good choice. I have not had any experience with them, so I can't say much. Quick and Reily charges more for commisions, but you might get better executions. Etrade used to be really bad. I still have heard complaints. What baffles me is that I know some daytraders are using Etrade. Good luck to you. If you find anything good, please share with me. Btw, for Lombard, don't place market order through Internet. Their internet division is full of it. It's best to place the trades over the phone.

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