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To: Diamond Jim who wrote (12210)	3/3/2000 9:49:00 AM
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NITE is a direct beneficiary but EGRP benefits as well. Payment for flow is one example. There is a very close relationship between these companies as I am sure you know. Last Friday I tried to buy an OTC BB stock with a market order. It would not fill. There was still an hour left in the day so I called ETrade and asked them to go directly to their market maker and get my order filled. It never filled. Why? ETrade said that the foreign market maker refused to part with the shares. Did that happen? Perhaps. Now one week later the stock that I should have bought at 1 1/8 now trades over $2. I ended up putting my money in something NITE does make a market in. Once again both companies benefited. Looks like most of the Online Brokerage Stocks are opening higher: bullsector.com RTS