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To: Chuck T who wrote (1228)	5/10/1998 4:34:00 PM
From: Bill Fischofer	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 2358

You've made my point. NAQ is less than $50 per month including exchange fees. Given that NASDAQ charges $50/month for Level II, isn't is just a bit misleading to tout $79/month for Level II "plus exchange fees"? I've no doubt that if one is an active trader with a $25/trade outfit like wsaccess.com they'll happily subsidize it, but who's kidding who? The competitive price points for web based trading is less than half of that these days. Not knocking your product, just pointing out that your a la carte pricing really puts you in a different price category altogether. Just looking at the price lists it seems to me my real costs could easily run into several hundred dollars per month by the time I added a few extra features to the low-ball $79/month number being tossed around.