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To: TA Trader who wrote (44376)	4/8/2001 8:00:13 AM
From: Patrick Slevin	Respond to of 44573

You might start around this post and scan for about the next hundred or two. Message 14866640

To: TA Trader who wrote (44376)	4/11/2001 11:36:31 AM
From: mwgcapital	Respond to of 44573

I would choose a futures broker who is efficient and ethical. Look for a firm who has your best interest at heart. Commission rates are important, but they are secondary to good market access, executions, and customer service. In my opinion, customer service is the MOST IMPORTANT factor, then execution and market access. If you wish to enter your own orders online, I would suggest a "platform" type order entry system rather than a web based system. In my experience, platform systems are faster and more efficient. Also, make sure that the firm you choose offers support for online as well as broker assisted trades. Also, make sure that the broker that you choose knows what your goals AND risk tolerance are, so that he can work with you to help you achieve them. I hope this helps. MWG CAPITAL INVESTMENTS, LLC CHRIS CONTI Vice President - Operations chrisc@mwgcapital.com mwgCapital.com There is a risk of loss in Trading. Futures trading is NOT for everyone.