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To: esecurities(tm) who wrote (1378)	8/3/1998 9:04:00 PM
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An interesting development:Instinet considers Net presence, report says "...After-hours trading service Instinet is reportedly targeting individual stock traders for expansion. Executive officer Douglas Atkin said "Investors are paying too much for trading," the New York Post reported. "We're analyzing opportunities to provide our services directly to investors and to potentially partner with an Internet provider." Atkin said his company's appeal would be strong for day traders. Instinet trading is terminal-based, offering prices directly to buyers and sellers, with no broker involved. Owned by Reuters Group Inc. <http://cbs.marketwatch.com/data/squote.htx?TICKER=rtrsy&TABLES=EXTEND&SOUR CE=htx/http2_mw>, Instinet is currently available only to professional money managers..." source: 8/3/98 InfoBeat Inc Finance Internet Daily could be a major coup for DBC Signal Online/StockEdge now with NASDAQ Level II and Instinet 24-hour worldwide trading MAKE THIS [EXCLUSIVE] ALLIANCE [TIMELY] HAPPEN DBC!