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To: StocksDATsoar who wrote (30996)2/26/2000 10:54:00 AM
From: CIMA  Respond to of 150070
 
The Nasdaq Stock Market and NASD Regulation Reiterate the Obligation of
Members
to Comply with Conduct and Marketplace Rules
Head Trader Alert #2000-09

Recently, The Nasdaq Stock Market, Inc. and NASD Regulation, Inc. have
received complaints about member
firms failing to answer phones during market hours. According to these
complaints, market participants will
often seek to access by telephone a quote displayed in the OTC Bulletin
Board® (OTCBB) in an attempt to
trade with the market participant posting the quote. What occurs,
however, is the member posting the quote
does not answer his/her phone because the member is short-staffed or
there is high volume in the issue.
Nasdaq and NASD Regulation® believe that such activity is contrary to
National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc. (NASD® ) Conduct Rule 3320 and Marketplace Rule
6540(b)(1)(A).

In light of the above, Nasdaq and NASD Regulation would like to
reiterate the obligation of NASD members
to comply with certain NASD Conduct and Marketplace rules regarding
adequate staffing of over-the-counter
(OTC) trading desks, order rooms, and/or other departments that execute
customer orders. Members,
especially those trading in the OTCBB, are specifically reminded to
comply with Conduct Rule 3320, IM-3320,
and Marketplace Rule 6540(b)(1)(A). Failure to comply with these rules
may lead to disciplinary action by
NASD Regulation.

Specifically, NASD Conduct Rule 3320—Offers at Stated Prices—states that
no member shall make an
offer to buy from or sell to any person any security at a stated price
unless such member is prepared to
purchase or sell, as the case may be, at such price and under such
conditions as are stated at the time of
such offer to buy or sell. Additionally, paragraph three in
IM-3320—Firmness of Quotations—states that
each member furnishing quotations must insure that it is adequately
staffed to respond to inquiries
during the normal business hours of such member.

Marketplace Rule 6540 (b) (1) (A)—Requirements applicable to Market
Makers (OTCBB)—states that a
Market Maker in a particular OTCBB-eligible security may enter into the
Service a priced bid and/or offer, an
unpriced indication of interest (including "bid wanted" and "offer
wanted" indications), or a bid or offer
accompanied by a modifier to reflect unsolicited customer interest.
Every quotation entry must include the
appropriate telephone number for the firm's trading desk.

Nasdaq and NASD Regulation reiterate that members must implement
procedures to ensure that phones of
OTC order rooms or other departments assigned to execute customer orders
are being answered while the
firm is open (including the after-hours session, when applicable),
notwithstanding market volatility or activity.

Any questions regarding these matters and issues during the trading day
may be directed to Nasdaq
MarketWatch at (800) 211-4953 or NASD Market Regulation at (301)
590-6410.

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To: StocksDATsoar who wrote (30996)2/27/2000 9:48:00 AM
From: Tom Allinder  Respond to of 150070
 
SFAD... it is simple... Look at this chart:
bigcharts.com

See these previous NRs: safetechnologies.com > read carefully the whole NR... especially near the bottom.

safetechnologies.com

This is a good one from Nov: safetechnologies.com

There are other NRs dating back to last spring on the web site... reading through all this, SFAD has been building this business for some time... especially the acquisitions.
Nothing fantastic other than a company is finally being discovered. They have no external PR Firm which means they have one less entity to dump shares into the market.

I like this company... I think I will jump on a plane and go visit next week :)

Tom