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To: Rande Is who wrote (15736)	11/26/1999 9:01:00 AM
From: M. Walton	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Does anyone use ESignal? How are their rates compared to the other services? I'm getting a service fee quotation of around $155 per month with access to NASDAQ (Level 1), NYSE and (of course) TSE. Can anyone else make a recommendation? MW

To: Rande Is who wrote (15736)	11/26/1999 9:06:00 AM
From: Rande Is	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Back to work: Early movers. . .ARIEL [ADSP], of course. . .trading at 21 up from close of 10 3/4 [over 2,000 trades]. . .short-sellers in tow. . .ouch! AIMM [Autoimmune] at 2 1/2, up from 17/32 on 243k traded in 624 trades. ELCO [Elcom] at 9 1/2 up from 8 1/32 Congrats to anyone still in LANV. . .closed at 1 29/32. . .now trading at 4 1/2. . .again. . .2.7 mil float once again the culprit behind this one being the biggest percentage gainer of the lot. Well. . . I was totally wrong on ETYS hitting a high. . . now trading at $69! That's up $5 from where I sold. <smirk> On Wednesday, the issues that were daytraded in the pre-market were the ones that were most heavily traded throughout the day. . . there will come a point this morning, no doubt, where daytraders will have had enough of ADSP and hear of a better issue. . .and leave it behind without looking back. Remember, too that on micro-caps and small caps, once they pop towards the end of the year, they usually begin to sell-off for tax loss write-offs. This could be the sole purpose of the pops. .. as market makers want out high, thus manipulating the stock higher to cause a buzz, which attracts investors who buy it high, in hopes of it going higher. . . the market makers then sell their inventory at the high, then turn short for the rest of the year, in anticipation of tax loss write-off sell-offs. . . . makes sense. So once these things pop, I am out. . . in not totally, partially. . .still many yet to pop over next month. . . William's plays are going to soon be the ticket to real gains. . .as again, I expect market sell-off to start first thing Monday morning. Best wishes today. . . follow the rules. . .no bad trades. . . no giving away gains. . . This is my favorite trading day of the year. . . hardly any MMs around and we all get to go home early. Rande Is

To: Rande Is who wrote (15736)	11/27/1999 2:53:00 AM
From: Mark Konrad	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 57584

Rande, music composition here is as cyclical and varied as in Nashville! Right now I do a lot of sequencing, sampling, arranging, programming, etc., and various production services for road-touring artists and bands. I'm on my way to Omaha this weekend to start up with Neil Diamond again. (I've been blessed with a strong and diverse client roster. I'm sure we have some mutual acquaintances.) When home I do jingles, industrials, kids' stuff, and lots of noodling for my own enjoyment. I've been to a few LASS and ASCAP functions over the years as well. Thanks again for your insights and leadership. The money is a means and not an end, right?!--Mark--