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Non-Tech : GNET invests in NDB. A good fit? -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: brk who wrote (115)	3/2/2000 12:40:00 PM
From: Leroyt	Respond to of 151

Truth is in the $10 range for order, the COST is inconsequential. I try to make orders only above $1k and mostly $5-10k. At this point a but and sell is at most 2% (both ways) and for $10k orders .2%. I do a little "daytrading" but mostly intermediate and long-term positions. 1-2% cost when I'm looking for 25% gains and above are not significant. IT'S the service!! NDB is going downhill. I understand growing pains and I want to have at least TWO online brokers. Unfortunately, right now, the majority of my positions are at NDB. That will have to change. Yeah, I can make a phone call, BUT I don't like to. I'm working on getting setup to do trades via a Palm VII with MyTrack. BUT, I really like NDB for the multiples trades in one direction for one price. That's a great deal when you're in the process of accumulating a position or selling one off. REALLY GREAT! So, I will definitely continue to keep a significant portion of my assets at NDB. best to all online traders, leroyt