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To: Laura E. who wrote (71712)11/20/2000 11:55:13 AM
From: Joe Copia  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 150070
 
3 Quote Rule Amendments Effective November 24, 2000

On September 21, 2000, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) approved
amendments to NASD Rules 2320(g) and 3110(b), which:

1.require that members executing a customer order in a non-Nasdaq security contact and
obtain quotations from three dealers (or all dealers if three or fewer) to determine the
best inter-dealer market for the security, unless two or more priced quotations are
displayed in an inter-dealer quotation system that permits quotation updates on a
real-time basis (such as the OTC Bulletin Board(r) (OTCBB) or the electronic pink
sheets);
2.require that members displaying priced quotations for the same non-Nasdaq security in
two or more quotation mediums that permit quotation updates on a real-time basis
display the same priced quotations for the security in each quotation medium;
3.no longer require that a member indicate on the order ticket for each transaction in a
non-Nasdaq security the name of each broker/dealer contacted and the quotations
received if two or more priced quotations are displayed and NASD Regulation has
access, on a historical basis, to the quotation data; and
4.define the terms "inter-dealer quotation system" and "quotation medium" for the
purposes of the proposed

The amendments become effective on November 24, 2000.