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Microcap & Penny Stocks : BNEZ and PMA; Success in 1999 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: chip who wrote (2639)	4/18/1999 2:48:00 PM
From: WEBNATURAL	Respond to of 2648

That's a great idea! Is there realistic reasons why we could not(or should not) do as you say? For that matter Add SI and this thread or several other message boards so that new buyers could do even more research with BNEZ as the hub! Would this cost a mass of money? It looks like a web page designer might be busy ever so often. In addition, a second page - or so - could be added to BNEZ and that one tie to other sites for more size and scope. It could be as MS does with hotmail at hotmail.com with messages to it's customers reading their mail. When a message has an internet address, a second window opens to take you there and the primary window is waiting for them when they are finished. A new or existing BNEZ customer could click on etrade.com. and go there to play the game or other. When through they would just return to the BNEZ window by closing the other one. That could be done on a second page and more sites added as well. How about the other sites listed in another message? They for their good point locations could be added as well. 1.Firstrade.com [First Flushing]: $9.95 and up per trade. 2.Trading Direct: $9.95 per trade. 3.ForbesNet: $9.95 and up per trade. 4.Suretrade: $9.95 (limit), $7.95 (market) & up per trade. 5.A. B. Watley: $9.95 and up per trade. 6.Datek: $9.99 and up per trade. Friendly warning: day traders should read report carefully before opening an account here. 7.Brown: $10 (limit); $5 (market) and up per trade. 8.InvesTrade: $11.95 (limit); $7.95 (market) per trade. 9.Scottsdale [Scottrade]: $12 (limit); $7 (market) per trade. 10.MyDiscountBroker [Sovereign]: $12 and up per trade. 11.Waterhouse [+ Kennedy-Cabot]: $12 and up per trade. Warning: read report carefully before opening an account here. 12.Jack White: $12 and up per trade. White is about to merge with Waterhouse above. 13.U.S. Rica Financial: $12.50 per trade. 14.TruTrade: $12.95 and up per trade. 15.Ameritrade: $13 (limit); $8 (market) per trade. Warning: read report carefully before opening an account here. 16.Prestige Status: $13.90 and up per trade. 17.Web Street: $14.95 (or less) per trade. 18.Empire: $14.95 (limit), $11.95 (market) and up per trade. 19.AF Trader: $14.95 and up per trade. 20.Muriel Siebert: $14.95 and up per trade.

To: chip who wrote (2639)	4/18/1999 2:59:00 PM
From: WEBNATURAL	Respond to of 2648

This site may be too close in comparison, in some ways, but it's something to look toward. Maybe there are some useful ideas it presents that would apply to BNEZ values. qp2.com qp2.com Look at this site and see a change of names in the appropriate places or a partnering with them or someone like these people. How about a monthly fee and use the net to screen your stocks via a membership on line to either or both? Check it out!

To: chip who wrote (2639)	5/2/1999 11:05:00 AM
From: WEBNATURAL	Respond to of 2648

If BNEZ had an active "day in-day out" comment line (or even semi-weekly) or post on various companies. That might add to the traffic on the site. They could use the data from the programs to highlight a few companies. Put up a pick of the day or week or such. Is there any reason to not get traffic to our company? There are plenty of ways to add and remove data to a web page on any time basis. There would be no lack of company info. that people could check and evaluate. A sample of the programs in use on an updating program... How about a list of how these companies did over a period of time.