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To: TFF who wrote (4722)	7/17/1998 7:57:00 PM
From: Don Pueblo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 12617

irby or anyone; Do you know of a site on the Internet that lists stocks in the order of their daily range? Thank you very much, TLC

To: TFF who wrote (4722)	7/17/1998 10:29:00 PM
From: robert klasky	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 12617

To All, I live in suburban Philadelphia and I've heard some rumors about a daytrading office opening up in Center City Philadelphia - the story I heard is that its going to be right across the street from the Philly Stock Exchange. That would be great cause there's a train station right there. I'm very interested in daytrading, but really think that I would be better off in an office type environment rather than trading remote. I know a couple of people who have daytraded up in New York and they say that the synergy that is generated by all the traders in the office is a big plus. Has any one else heard about a Philly office? As of now I haven't heard anything about the type of software that they're using or who they're affiliated with. I'll keep digging and if I hear anything I'll pass it along. bob klasky

To: TFF who wrote (4722)	7/17/1998 11:14:00 PM
From: G.F.	Respond to of 12617

Irby, I think the new rules will be less influential than what most thought at first: A 1,000-share tier size is applied to those Nasdaq National Market securities that have an average daily non-block volume of 3,000 shares or more a day, a bid price that is less than or equal to $100, and three or more market makers. rules are listed on naz web site (date 98 4-4): nasdr.com GF

To: TFF who wrote (4722)	7/20/1998 8:56:00 AM
From: LPS5	Respond to of 12617

I would say this: Although the abolition of the 5 minute rule seems to be a logical extension of the Actual Size rule taking effect for all NASDAQ stocks, most firms I've spoken with are waiting until they hear definitively from the SRO's or SEC before they decide to tell traders to wack 'em with abandon. I personally am going to hold back until I see something posted on www.nasdaqtrader.com or hear from some other reputable source. 35 minutes 'til it all starts - should be interesting! LPS5