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To: Don Pueblo who wrote (163)	11/15/1998 12:16:00 PM
From: Tim Luke	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 90042

you are da man! i have been day trading with blind folds on for too long (even though i have done very well at it) but now it's time to point and click level 2 trade....i will be up and running next week and i feel like a vigin all over again...

To: Don Pueblo who wrote (163)	11/15/1998 2:37:00 PM
From: shane hartman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 90042

Tastes Like Chicken - KFC is taking over MRVC Message 6409506

To: Don Pueblo who wrote (163)	11/15/1998 6:32:00 PM
From: Jeffrey Lee	Respond to of 90042

TLC, Bawk, Bawk, man ( = thanks, thanks, man ). Understand completely and I am just beginning my search for the "right" equipment. I've spent the last few years with Schwab. Although the on-line comms are a bit high, their execution seems pretty good and their service on my account has always been first rate. Time to research fees, safety, accessibility, user friendliness, etc. I wouldn't wanna buy a racecar, go driving, and be reading the satellite-based road locator or the particle-air cliff identifier and find out I don't know how to use the damn brakes. Or vice versa. The last few months have definitely pushed me more towards position than day trading. That's okay, 'cos I don't want to spend every minute of every day trading. But, being blind (and unable to see the bid and ask flow sitting on the sidelines) you never know when or where the ball is gonna move. Fundamental and technical analysis is important. But, being able to follow the "real-time" sweeps around the ends is where I want to be on occasion. I've owned most all of the "nets" at one time or the other, but for every winner I've had I've gotten an equivalent loser. Man, that makes ya crazy. I do understand why people denigrate themselves and recommend that others buy the stocks they are about to sell, because that will be the impetus for the stock shooting skyward. I know this feeling on the "nets". Time to improve my game. Come on -- gimme mo' money! Looking for ECN land. TAMIA (thanks a million in advance)! Bawk, Bawk, Bawk, Jeff