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Non-Tech : MB TRADING -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: John Hunt who wrote (85)	4/25/1998 10:30:00 AM
From: Spots	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7382

>> You might want to check out MB Lite @ $115/mo Yes, thanks, I was just asking about that. However, I'm more in Zeusspaul's camp, I think; that is, I'd like a way to ease into the whole thing on a part-time basis. I just can't allocate more than a very few (at most) days per quarter to it with anything like the attention that's required, even though I do have some flexibility in my workday. I already have (more or less) real time quotes, real meaning however often Datek wants to update 'em <G>, which, despite the bad press they're getting lately, is not really too bad, most of the time. Nevertheless MB Lite sounds interesting and I will keep following it. Actually, MB isn't so high if you take the point of view (which is true enough) that 20 tickets a month (which reduces the price to $100) isn't very much. It sure sounds like a lot to a guy who's traded maybe 15 times in the most active month of his life, though. BTW, I have an account a Yamner, and Steve (and others there) do indeed work the orders for you. Their basic commission is $35 +2 cents a share. So? All it takes is a 1/16 improvement either side. (If I continue this line of reasoning much further, I'll be signing up for MB Monday morning <GGG>.)