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To: Moosie who wrote (2409)8/24/1999 7:40:00 AM
From: Rob W  Respond to of 4443
 
Morning Moosie. Back home north of the boarder are you? This appears to be an exciting time to be following this stock. Here is another mention.

Ashton Technology system nears fruition

By Joseph N. DiStefano
INQUIRER STAFF WRITER

After years of almosts, Ashton Technology Group Inc. says it is days
away from putting its Volume-Weighted Average Pricing system to work
helping big institutions trade small stocks on the floor of the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange.

Joked one longtime Ashton investor in an e-mail to this column, "The
Ashton shareholders' meeting is Sept. 1, so I am betting the launch will
occur before then, unless the CEO has recently taken out a life insurance
policy."

Meanwhile, Ashton (best-known, so far, for its Gomez.com Web bank
and broker ratings) is planning beyond the PhilEx launch - to the creation
of its own online stock exchange.

The Center City company recently landed a $20 million investment by
Rose Glen Capital Management L.P. of Bala Cynwyd, Ashton's
chief financial officer, Arthur Bacci, said.

Bacci says Rose Glen's cash will pay for development of the firm's online
trading system - dubbed NextExchange - and its "transactional Web
site," eMC, which will provide brokerage services for midsize financial
institutions.