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Non-Tech : MB TRADING -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: JerryPutnam who wrote (2378)	11/29/1998 11:14:00 AM
From: Shoot1st	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7382

SI Inbox (0) \| Folders Bookmarks \| People Hot \| New Subjects Options \| Profile SI favs - fav - [New] Talk : Brokers/Resources : TERRA NOVA TRADING \| Previous \| ------ \| Edit your message \| To: +JerryPutnam (9 ) From: +shoot1st Sunday, Nov 29 1998 11:12AM ET Reply # of 11 Public or private makes no difference........ My interest is in when a client of X could have accessed/found/used the 7 page, detailed margin explanation. How does anybody trade accurately without this information? Why did the people at X never refer me to this info? Why would SW not require this info be accessible through X ? If SW info says that E-mail will be sent when a call is generated...why have I never received one? Are they stopped by somebody? How many of X clients get calls on average, throughout a month of trading days? Since SW states firmly that any margin that is not met will forever terminate that clients ability to trade through SW, is this the reason X systematically offers "the overnight bank" to settle these calls, thus keeping clients for both X and TerraNova? Is a branch of TerraNova legally positioned to deposit money into a customer account to settle a margin call? Are the $100 charges for use of this "overnight bank" shared with TerraNova? Does this $100 fee in any way go against the contractual relationship between X and TerraNova or SW securities? Is this $100 fee subject to bank lending rules? Is this $100 fee a comingeling of client funds? I have more questions but I just got up and need to go kill something for the dogs to eat. Shoot1st ------ Previous \| Previous \| ------ \| Edit your message \| View SubjectMarks Bookmark this Subject Discussion \| People \| MetaCrawler Subject Titles Only Full-Text This Subject Only Send questions and feedback to webmistress@techstocks.com Terms of Use