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To: Rob Preuss who wrote (56)	9/12/2000 4:10:18 PM
From: Alfredo Nova	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2207

Hi Rob, these companies have made easy answers to your questions: 1- reports come on the website in real time, you see them when the broker sees them or maybe minutes later 2- reports for ML and MS are in adobe acrobat, easy to download and save and read etc 3 reports from Smith Banrey are in text but going to adobe 4 you can read any report on any industry, esp on ML site 5 my favorite is ML for a zillion reasons 6 you need an account with all of them 7 ML now has a very low entry point with ML direct: it is like Schwab, plus the best research on the street 8 they are ranked the best by Institutional Investor (you can register at www.iimagazine.com, very good source, very very good once you know you can access all 3 houses' research, to study a stock in deatil becomes a breeze (ML also gives you S&P, very complete and timely) to open with MS and SB you may do with relatively small amt, in addition, they now offer (50k minimum for SB, I think 100K for ML, don't know about MS) a global fee account and free trades. Let me repeat this: free trades and detailed accounting for taxes, finally with the cost basis. Global fee is 1.5-2%. If you think opf it, it is almost better than any online broker at 20$ a trade. More importantly, you read and learn, and usually make money, ciao Alfredo