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To: Jon Tara who wrote (21)	12/26/1997 12:41:00 PM
From: TFF	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 417

Jon: Very informative. I have recently moved to Quote.com's live chart page which I superimpose over my Real Tick screen. I find that the interface is excellent via Quote.com for switching between time frames(10 min,60 min,day) and stocks/indices. I typically watch the Dow, Nasdaq charts intraday in variable time frames. As well I typically scan stock charts in variable time frames throughout the day. I found Real Tick to have good charts but set up is a pain during the day when you want to look at alternate charts. The other thing I found to be a pain with Real Tick charts were days when trading ended early such as on the 24 th. My Dow intraday chart shows a flat bar until normal trading would have occurred this really sucks. Otherwise I use 1 marketminder screen - for large cap, volatile, 1 million plus avg volume NASDAQ/NYSE stocks.It displays symbol, tick, last, change, bid size, bid, ask, ask size, day high,day low, tot volume. 1 or 2 Level 2 screens for stocks I am trading. 1 or 2 previous trade screens. Jon I am not familiar with screen sizes but your's sounds huge:) What is that a 21 inch screen? or larger? Is it possible to drag and drop a symbol straight from the marketminder screen to a chart? Happy Holidays