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To: dalroi who wrote (2534)	8/26/1998 7:19:00 PM
From: Dick Jaffe	Respond to of 4230

Waterhouse is an excellent, well financed firm. For on line limit trades of up to 5,000 shares, they charge $12!!! They are on the web at www.waterhouse.com. Dick

To: dalroi who wrote (2534)	8/28/1998 6:00:00 AM
From: Harold Finstad	Respond to of 4230

Stefann, From my personal experience, I was a VP with EF Hutton, You and others might have remembered that brokerage firm a dozen years ago. The effectively went out of business (were forced to merge with Shearson, American Express) because they let a broker get "wrong way" with a client. In a matter of days, the client (who went bankrupt) cost the Company over $100 million. The same thing happened in 1981 when Bache Securities let the Hunt Brothers get "wrong way" in a silver squeeze. Sam Belzburg out of Vancouver Canada had to bail them out and then subsequently merged the firm with Prudential. The absolute least of anyones worries is that any major clearing firm is going to go out of business over TGSK.