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To: Michael Turner who wrote (157)	10/23/1998 7:18:00 PM
From: Colin Cody	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186

Michael, Thanks for the advice. Would you please clarify this from your reply: If you are an experienced trader, then you will definitely be able to benefit from either system over a browser-based system If you are more of a novice, or if you are a less active trader, then perhaps Real Tick is a more suitable product. "If experienced" then EITHER SYSTEM is better than the browser. What are you referring to by EIHTER SYSTEM? You mean RT3 or CyberTrader? "If Novice" then Real Tick is suitable. What do you mean here? Sounds like perhaps you mentioned RT3 for an "experianced trader" and then again for "a novice"??? I just got a little confused. Are you saying CyberTrader is "the best" for the more professional trader?? If so could you mention a few items that would be noticable? Yes, I saw the Cybertrader site before. But I've only done Day Trading since this summer and only with the Browser system, so while I understand the Cyber Site, any "differences" are going right over my head. I PLAN on doing this "right". I PLAN on being successful and active. I PLAN on taking days off each week due to my "other job". And I PLAN to stick around with the one I choose for many many years, and I HOPE the one I choose is strong enough financially to be there for those many years. Colin

To: Michael Turner who wrote (157)	10/23/1998 7:55:00 PM
From: Eric P	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186

The easiest way that I can compare CyBerTrader to Real Tick (which is MB Trading and JPR Capital's platform) is to refer you to the comparison found on the Cybercorp website. Michael: You don't think the information on the Cybercorp website might be a bit biased, do you? I have a feeling that the Cybercorp website just might possibly be designed to convince the world that their system is the best system available. Otherwise, perhaps they should redesign their website! Note that I have never used CyberTrader or MB Trading. I have been a happy Castle customer for over a year. However, I would NOT encourage people to look at the Cybercorp website for an objective analysis of the strength/weaknesses of CyberTrader versus MB Trading. Good Luck, -Eric