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To: CatLady who wrote (12614)	2/22/2001 8:56:39 AM
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I have sent the question to Nexttrend. Will post their response here. -scott

To: CatLady who wrote (12614)	2/22/2001 2:58:30 PM
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It looks like eSignal will handle the CME fees the right way. Message 15394339 To:TFF who wrote (948) From: Chuck T Thursday, Feb 22, 2001 2:47 PM Respond to of 953 e-Mini and CME fees: For eSignal customers the e-Mini S&P 500, the e-Mini Nasdaq 100, and Forture e50 Index Futures and & Options will remain free for six months and then will be $10 per month after that. There is an on going free 6 month trial for new users. The CME fee is going to increase from $10 to $60 for their other contracts. We had a number of conversations with the CME as we believe it is unfair to the individual trader. Unfortunately most commodity exchanges maintain these high single user fees. Hope that helps. If you have any other questions, let me know. Chuck esignal.com