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To: tekboy who wrote (50977)	4/16/2002 12:10:02 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

Fidelity. Options prices are on the high side, but you don't do those anymore, right? uf

To: tekboy who wrote (50977)	4/16/2002 12:10:02 PM
From: Uncle Frank	Respond to of 54805

Fidelity. Options prices are on the high side, but you don't do those anymore, right? uf

To: tekboy who wrote (50977)	4/16/2002 2:12:46 PM
From: Brian Sullivan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 54805

I'm also happy with Fidelity. $15 trades and $25 option trades (with Gold Circle) I moved there from Schwab because Schwab had much higher commissions: $30 trades, and I wasn't a heavy trader.

To: tekboy who wrote (50977)	4/16/2002 4:27:44 PM
From: HighProb	Respond to of 54805

Been with Brown & Co. for 8 years or so. Really like the service and low commissions: Stocks - $5 for on-line market orders, $10 for limit orders Options - $5 plus $1.50 per contract for on-line orders There is a 10% rebate program for high volume traders. They do have minimum account requirements, see their website at brownco3.com LG