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To: Jon who wrote (2409)	1/11/1999 12:15:00 PM
From: LANCE B	Respond to of 11130

i know i am looking for a broker i can trade online that does not charge you extra for over 5000 share orders... ameritrade must do by phone and it takes forever.. they are great on nasd account via computer... etrade- i have my trust account in,adding an new one to trade otc....if computer is slow(which it is) i just trade via touchtone.........this is the best way i know of to trade otc stocks....1 flat fee of 19.95.............via touchtone and computer

To: Jon who wrote (2409)	1/11/1999 12:17:00 PM
From: Jim Spitz	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 11130

Jon, First of all, I would have broken it into 3 trades of 4000 each at suretrade. I have read their fee schedule. I use NDB online. Sometimes I have trouble getting through, but mostly I get reasonable to good execution and fees are 14.75 for market and 19.75 for limit orders. Also, all trades on same side of same stock will be covered at a single trade fee. Some people still like e-trade. Don't know their fee structure. Best of luck! Remember: "Experience is something you get just after you need it." author unknown Stay in the Black! jimS

To: Jon who wrote (2409)	1/11/1999 12:32:00 PM
From: * Thumper *	Respond to of 11130

You could try Waterhouse Webbroker if your interested....they do $12.00 flat fees for trades up to 5000 shares & a penny per share after that. I usually put through 3or4 5000 sh. buys in the dips of a stock & then sell through the phone broker to maximize profits. The phone broker costs more obviously but you won't end up with different sell prices on the way down. Hope this proves to be helpful.