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To: Jacalyn Deaner who wrote (1384)	8/6/1999 8:08:00 PM
From: Suntrader	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2118

Hi Jacalyn, Don't know if you read this on the ITHC thread. Can you believe what Access TradeOne.com is planning to be ? The first site to offer trading 24 hours a day, on markets worldwide ! The following is copied from the ITHC thread: Access TradeOne.com is a development-stage private company, which is building what the company believes to be the largest single Internet site for worldwide stock exchanges. The company will provide both real-time and detailed-delay type quotes for virtually every exchange in the world. The company believes by 'giving away' worldwide stock, bond, futures and commodities quotation, worldwide live-feed news services and market-trading software, it will be able to attract clients who are interested in trading stocks globally in both a discount service and day-trading forum. The company will make its profit form the following cash streams: -- Payment for Order Flow: The company will sell trading-order flow to a single brokerage firm in each region that is then executed through the site. Also, the company will sell the day-trading activity generated from its site-to-floor or desk traders in that specific region, probably on a per-share basis. -- Web site Design and Quotation Service: There are numerous niche stock exchanges in the world that are not automated on the Web or in anything more than a local signal. The company plans on building out these sites for free in exchange for the exclusive right to the disbursement of the quotation service for a period of time. The company's goal is to build this site in compliance with WebTV protocol along with the average desktop computer, thus allowing the average day trader to have a remote trading station in his home or office instead of day-trading from a brokerage firm's physical location. The company sees this sector as the fastest growing sector in the financial marketplace. The average investor would be able to day trade from his home for the average equipment cost of less than $200.00 initial setup and approximately $35.00 per month in connection fees. The company knows of no other company in the field that will offer individual day traders remote access on a worldwide 24-hour basis. All statements in this news release are 'forward-looking' statements within the meaning of Section 21E of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Such 'forward-looking' statements involve risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause actual results to be materially different. Contact: The Law Offices of Joseph L. Pittera Joseph L. Pittera, 310/328-3588 More Quotes and News: Integrated Healthcare Inc (OTC BB:ITHC - news) Related News Categories: banking, internet