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To: jebj who wrote (207)	2/6/2000 12:45:00 AM
From: Gregg Sterner	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1001

I understand how you feel. I'm in the same position. A lot of what a company provides depends on it's resources and expertise. Personally, I like Jerry's "Medved Quote Tracker" structure, Subject 22551, Intraday charts format, and portfolio layout but it isn't a continous feed. DTNIQ and Quote.com have good chart programs also. It got to be a bit costly in the beginning until it all started to pay for itself. Yes, it would be real great to have it all in one package but then that particular company would probably be accused of a monopoly, just like Microsoft with all of their integrated products, as everyone would flock to it like bees to a wildflower field. OK.. now I hope someone doesn't get me wrong about my mentioning Microsoft. I love the integrated structure of their products but, I don't like their strong arm marketing practices nor their "I own you" license agreements. So you see, if we did have a company that catered to all of our desires for an integrated system that did it all, it would eventually be taken away from us by the antitrust lawyers so they could fatten their pockets taking that company to court. Everytime my lawyer gives me a bill I give him a big fat tip on a stock that I know will swing the other way as soon as he buys it...LOL Cheers and Good Trading. Gregg The Rookie DayTrader rookiedaytrader.com by the way.. how would you like to hold an options chat in The Rookie DayTrader's Yahoo Club chat room? I'm sure that a lot of the beginners would like to learn the basics from several of us who know how to trade them. If so, go to rookiedaytrader.com and request a membership invitation, then, let me know you're in and we'll schedule it for a convenient time plus I'll broadcast the schedule here and to my mail-list group. Everyone is invited to join. You'll also have to register as a Yahoo user. It's all FREE for anyone to join.