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To: Teresa Lo who wrote (17672)	3/4/1999 8:36:00 PM
From: Chip McVickar	Read Replies (1) of 44573

IntelligentSpec, I can not be of any help to you. My trades at this point are all on paper. I am actively testing my systems abilities and determining if my trading abilities....will allow for smooth and successful transition. Thanks to the patience of this thread, I have learned a great deal. Many Others on this thread can answer your question. I've heard that slippage is a serious problem in fast markets and confirmations are delayed in both directions when the elephants are running. No matter what company or method of trading you use. I personaly will want to be connected to a large established firm when trading futures. If I cannot make enough points to justify trading with a well established firm....electronically or over the phone. Why Bother. But others here can be more specific. Chip

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