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To: Benjamin Shell who wrote (484)	1/3/1998 3:50:00 PM
From: Lee Bush	Respond to of 1781

Ben: I have not found such an animal. The closest I can come is dbc: dbc.com On dbc you can store a portfolio, receive bid/ask/volume/last trade On yahoo, you get a slightly different mix: quote.yahoo.com Yahoo retrieves quotes, news and charts for your portfolio, but no bid/ask data. I believe TOL level II is required to get MM information. I get the trading log with TOL for .29/minute (real-time trades) with a $15.00 minimum/month, but this level does not identify the MMs. Happy New Year, Lee

To: Benjamin Shell who wrote (484)	1/3/1998 7:43:00 PM
From: Superhawk	Respond to of 1781

Ben: If you use the Yahoo! quote site mentioned in the previous message then click on their "Detailed" option, you'll get last trade, change, previous close, volume, day's range, bid/ask, open, 52-week range, etc. Other data categories relevant to HTSF are shown (i.e., EPS, P/E, average volume, 1-year chart), but are not filled in for HTSF. Perhaps this is the norm on Yahoo! for BB stocks, perhaps not. You might want to contact them to get some important info included. Looking forward to 1998 and beyond. Your positive attitude is contagious.

To: Benjamin Shell who wrote (484)	1/3/1998 10:15:00 PM
From: philan	Respond to of 1781

You can get a 20 min delay system of Internet Trader for free at papyrus.com Not everything you're looking for but it might suffice. There is a real-time version for about $50/month at naq.com

To: Benjamin Shell who wrote (484)	1/4/1998 3:37:00 PM
From: paulbk	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1781

Ben, there is a service that has what you want and I believe it's pcquote.com If I'm not mistaken, their $75/mo. service will give you streaming realtime quotes and the position- ing ala level II of bulletin board market makers.They have level 2 as well which gives you the whole of nasdaq but you pay for it of course. I know there's a 75 dollar service that does only the bb's and if that is not the one try interquote.com . I have it bookmarked somewhere so if these don't pan out I'll keep looking, best of luck,p.b.

To: Benjamin Shell who wrote (484)	7/21/1998 12:09:00 PM
From: Richard L. Williams	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1781

Hi, Ben! This reply was a while in coming, but I might have found what you are looking for for stock tracking. At mytrack.com you can sign up and download their software for a free trial. Quotes are 20' delayed, but for $20/month, you can get real time quotes. For another $10, you get "static" level 2, and for $20, "dynamic" level 2 quotes. Mytrack also gives bid/ask info, transaction logs, and a host of other information I haven't delved into yet. It looks like a very worthy site, though! I have had your request on the back of my mind since you made it, I finally came across something good. Cheers! Rick