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To: LUANNE CLAY-RUSSELL who wrote (4059)	2/25/1999 9:00:00 PM
From: john o	Respond to of 7382

Don't shout. It's hard to read. (Turn off the caps lock)

To: LUANNE CLAY-RUSSELL who wrote (4059)	2/25/1999 9:10:00 PM
From: bobby is sleepless in seattle	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 7382

Luanne I just haven't had tremendous luck with arca. perhaps I'm not polished with the pro's/cons...depending on whom you speak with, you'll get different views. At first, I too, was advised to use arca. However, subsequent calls suggested I might remove it from my screen when trading in a fast moving market. however if i'm in a slow market. I'll activate arca. you just have to give it a try to see what works best for you. Yes, I prefer isld, or whatever ecn/mm best suits my need at that given moment. you can prefernce the mm's...when I position trade, however, I'll trade through Datek for isld. SWS is very limited with its application of isld and my experience has Datek far superior in nearly every category. Not even a close comparison. never have used soes...need help from others on responding. Regarding AONS, I'd have to reference the manual...different for each ecn/mm...for the most part AONS is not something I use...i don't believe it's possible with isld, and for that matter very limited application...I'll have to read up on this. I would use it all the time if possible, though. MBT did me right on a double entry. Removed it as if it never happened.