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To: Judy who wrote (9675)	4/4/1998 2:48:00 PM
From: brian h	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Judy, May I suggest among three brokers I have used and have accounts with? The most cost-effective one I said - Brown and Co. (A unit of Chase Mahatan bank). ($5 to $10 dollar a trade under 5,000 shares) Though it requires you have funds in the account before you can trade. brownco.com The second - Lombard (Dicover) Brokerage (A unit of Sears- Morgan Stanley) Free quotes on the web (no quote limit) ($15 - $19 a trade under 5,000 shares). Got all quotes from its web site. Though it requires you have funds in the account before you can trade. discoverbrokerage.com The third - Waterhouse Security (I am a shareholder) (A unit of Toronto-Dominian Bank) ($12 a trade under 5000 shares) It is still as good as ever. webbroker9.waterhouse.com Any of the above three is better than Schwab's (commision wise). All of the the above have a seat at NYSE. They are no tiny small firms. Brian H.