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To: scott marineau who wrote (150)	2/27/1998 5:17:00 PM
From: Scott Mc	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 591

Scott, What I've been doing is 1. Open 2 new windows in Explorer, goto Stockwatch for free quotes and put 10 symbols in each window. Then click for quote and backpage, then click for updated quote. (this way I get 10 quotes, with bid/ask and latest news released date. 2. I use Carlson for news, they are great. CanTrust was mentioned earlier for free quotes, tble they do not have news dates or bid ask. I use Microsoft investor for US(only good if you use Explorer)you get a nice ticker across the bottom of the screen, up/down but no volume. I also use pointcast, older version to monitor stocks, for real time quotes I call greenline and use their telemax. Scott

To: scott marineau who wrote (150)	2/28/1998 6:25:00 AM
From: TFF	Respond to of 591

Scott: Here's the scoop. Use quote.com's live chart. it's free. I think you just need to subscribe. They offer quotes on u.s/cdn/futures etc. if you open a weekly or monthly chart you will receive REAL TIME quotes!! Personally I use it to track indices which are carried free in REAL TIME no matter what time frame you use. Cheers!