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To: R Stevens who wrote (561)	6/26/1998 9:00:00 PM
From: Len	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1729

Here's a few more......... Site with tons of information and links to all types of investing in the cyber-world cyberinvest.com Quick glance anytime for up to the minute market indices and other key data 206.7.107.50 Historical pricing tradepbs.com Menu of links to all major indices, index make-up, etc. 206.7.107.50 Up to the minute Nasdaq most active 206.7.107.50 Electronic Traders Association electronic-traders.org Free Realtime Quotes freerealtime.com:8000/ thomsonrtq.com NASD Regulation, where you can research the disciplinary record of a broker or firm. nasdr.com Daytrading Links frontiernet.net Daytrading articles frontiernet.net Stock scan tool stocktools.com Security trader securitytrader.com

To: R Stevens who wrote (561)	6/27/1998 12:31:00 AM
From: lightfoot	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1729

To all, I need some suggestions on Level II systems. I just tried Market Trac 98, and it works, But!! My system is four computers running on the lan with the server running winproxy connected by a cable modem to the internet. The system works great, good speed on all lan machines to the internet. But Market Trac will not run through the proxy/firewall, and in order to run Market Trac I have to shut down winproxy and run it on the server direct. And then Browser crashes and mail doesn't work well either. Help, does anybody have something that they would recommend that will run behind a proxy server and not screw up my lan connection to the internet??? It would be nice if it was a true windows instead of multiple dos windows like market trac seems to be.

To: R Stevens who wrote (561)	6/27/1998 2:24:00 AM
From: Dr. Harvey	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1729

R. Stevens, an excellent montage you've put together there. I have downloaded the stockedge software, but can't find the Level II info, nor the free trial info. Have I missed it?

To: R Stevens who wrote (561)	6/27/1998 3:56:00 PM
From: cgraham	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1729

Purebytes does not have a dns entry??/

To: R Stevens who wrote (561)	7/8/1998 11:32:00 PM
From: R Stevens	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1729

Updated Trading Resources: Reat Time Quotes, Nasdaq Level II quotes, etc: dbc.com (great 1 month free trial) quote.com pcquote.com Daytrading Brokers With Direct Executions: mbtrading.com castleonline.com Nasdaq Level II quote tutorial: elitetrader.com phactor.com (also see phactor home page) Listing and Ratings of Regular Online Brokers: gomezadvisors.com sonic.net (Recommended: Datek or Web St.) One stop web sight for all the web sights on a stock: purebytes.com (enter in your ticker, if the response states "ticker not found", press the "continue anyway" button) SI Page Listing Many Sites: Message 4785578 Message 4262593 Tax Information On SI: Subject 17266 Subject 5727 Message 4599960 Internet Trader Program (Free Version) kanisa.com Online Technical Charting iqc.com cbs.marketwatch.com wallstreetcity.com SOES Trading Info On SI: techstocks.com Point & Figure Charting On SI: Subject 5671 Recommended Books: "Japanese Candlestick Techniques" by Steve Nisson ~ reply#40 "Market Wizards" by Jack Schwager ~ reply#112 "Trading for a Living" by Alexander Elder ~ reply#104,431 "The TAO (pronounced dow)of Trading" by Robert Koppel ~reply#106 "How I Made 2 Million in The Stock Market" by Nicolas Darvas~r#144 The Electronic Day Trader "Successful Strategies for On-Line Trading" by Marc Friedfertig~reply#339,343 "Reminiscences of a Stock Operator" by Edwin Lefever~reply#392,395 "Point & Figure Charting" by Tom Dorsey~just added it. Place To Buy Books: elder.com amazon.com Place To Search For A Book: acses.com