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To: Joe Hoek who wrote (24470)	2/4/1999 4:44:00 PM
From: Jenna	Respond to of 120523

Nope you can't have stops on NASDAQ, but there are a lot of other advantages. What good is it to have stops if you can't trade anyhow? Or if the system goes down or the executions are so slow you might as well have coffee while you wait for your order to fill. There is an AB Watley thread on SIlicon Investor that is very helpful. You might want to ask the ones who run that thread for more information. Word of mouth is very important in choosing the right broker, but you should know the people you are asking, a friend or fellow trader rather than depend on some disembodied post on the internet. There have been so many that have gone to AB Watley after leaving some of the brokers that do offer this nasdaq service of stops but unfortunately have all-around substandard service that is not comparable to AB Watley's service. But if you want specific answers on technical questions like if they plan to offer it in the near future you be better off on a knowledgable thread rather than getting information that could be stilted.