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To: skinydipper who wrote (340)	2/27/1998 9:11:00 PM
From: Bill Rogers	Respond to of 2232

Tim: OFF TOPIC: Thanks for saving me time and effort, I was going to send to Ameritrade request for information but the posts have answered my questions. I use Schwab for some trades, I have been all over SI and seems everyone has some technical problem with these $8.00 brokers at one time or another. My feel is, if the stock goes up 70% why worry about commission, just get in and out. If it goes down 70%, all I saved was 21.95. I have also found with my full service broker that I can get schwab price if I ask for it BEFORE trade is executed. Still goes back to "you get what you pay for". Have a good week.

To: skinydipper who wrote (340)	2/27/1998 10:07:00 PM
From: RogerWillco	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2232

Tim...I found this link on another thread today when I was researching which online brokers are best for trading penny or bulletin board stocks. It's a review of a number of online brokerages and gives a lot of details for each, such as commissions, 800 numbers, websites, whether or not you can trade BB's through them, comments from customers, etc. I haven't had time to study it yet, but it looks like a good place to figure out who to trade through and who not to. sonic.net RW