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To: Christopher Aarons who wrote (539)3/7/1998 4:15:00 AM
From: 246810  Respond to of 602
 
I just charged through that suggested website. Very complete info.

I looked at Brown, Forbes, WebStreet, Wang and Freedom.

In my opinion,
for Penny stocks on NASDAQ the choice is Freedom or Webstreet. If WebStreet really means $14.95/trade (any amount?) (what does NASDAQ Free mean) they have the best perks. If you want help filling limit orders, it sounds like Brown is best, see below.

WHAT DOES
"The good thing about Brown is that if I'm suspicious I can call [for] 'time and sales' to see if I'm due. If I am, they will make the third market fill my order.(2/15)"
MEAN??

Being a novice, that really throws me. someone please respond to that one.

Thanks

246810



To: Christopher Aarons who wrote (539)3/8/1998 4:12:00 PM
From: M CAHILL  Respond to of 602
 
There is another list at

gomezadvisors.com

Also since the computer hardware companies are have trouble earning a profit recently. I've sold my tech shares and put it into TD - Toronto Dominion Bank. Started a thread on TD also. They are aggressively buying discount brokers worldwide, TD owns Waterhouse
Securites, and the largest firms in Canada, U.K., and Australia.

Check out the 97 annual report.


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