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To: Vic who wrote (172)	5/1/1998 7:53:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Respond to of 1463

Vic, I have used Wall Street Access for the past 10 years. They happened to have this discount deal with the StockEdge On-line service. (there are a few other brokers that have a discount deal too). They've had the discount program for a couple years but without Level II or On_line service I had NO INTEREST. DBC just recently allows telephone dial-up and level II. I could have gotten a discount for a QuoTrek or several other services from DBC and others. I chose Stock Edge for the Low PRICE and the On-Line Level II service. On-Line trades for less than 5,001 shares of NASDAQ stock are $28 including SEC fees etc. If you choose to use a broker "face to face" then it's $48. For more than 5,000 shares i.e. Penny Stocks, it is not a good deal. They just changed to this commission schedule, and so I moved my penny stock business to Ameritrade for I think it is $18 for a broker assisted trade. If you want to sign up with WSA, e.mail me and I can give you the name of the manager in trading if you'd like. Or you can just sign up on the Web if you're going to do mostly on-line trading. Colin