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To: JSB who wrote (10613)	9/21/1999 8:36:00 AM
From: Richard Tsang	Respond to of 118717

IPO's from DLJ, yes. They do for accounts with min 100K in assets. Though their rates are not as attractive, they charge $20 per stock traded on each side. If you make four round trips on any stock on same day, you pay $40, up to 1000 shares each way. ETrade charges 4 times that. I have been using this since 1993, were called PC Financial Network (PCFN)then. I also have Schwab for longer term stuff and trying Etrade as back up. Check it out, only a click away. I love the fairways and greens, the beaches and the woods, and oops, the water too <g>. See ya.