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To: Lem45216 who wrote (14505)	9/3/1998 11:09:00 AM
From: marginmike	Respond to of 152472

There are now companies poping up that allow you to trade(really trade) at home. The company I trade with charges me 25 a ticket, and gives me level 2 for free. I do have to trade a decent amount though. I can see who is selling what stock and when. i can execute trades in split second and borrow stock to short. If you wanted you could pay for level 2 seperatly(through several diferent companies) It isnt that at cheap 350 a month. I really do it for entertainement though! It is very difficult to really day trade. I would make as much money just holding the stock(probably). However Im stuck in my Art Gallery all day long so It gives me some entertainement(its also making me alittle less productive!