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To: DianhFee who wrote (1625)	6/1/1998 3:34:00 PM
From: Carolyn S.	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7209

If you want a broker with low commissions on BB stocks, try National Discount Brokers ndb.com . They also do options and mutual funds. Nasdaq and BB stocks are unlimited shares, and you can even do multiple trades on the same stock same side on the same day for one commission, which is (I think) $14.95 market and $19.95 limit (BTW - don't use market orders on BB stocks), and they have real-time quotes (free but limited to something like 100 per trade). Etrade has similar rates but with a 5000 share limit and no real-time quotes. Many other brokers charge much higher commissions for BB stocks, and often also charge a percent of your transaction amount. Carolyn S.

To: DianhFee who wrote (1625)	6/1/1998 3:39:00 PM
From: BlueCheap	Respond to of 7209

I use AmeriTrade: $23 per trade for OTC-BB by phone , $13 for Internet orders on Small-Cap or better, $8 for Internet Market Orders. This is all regardless of dollar amount, number of shares or price of shares per trade. ameritrade.com Hope this helped, Malcolm