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Non-Tech : E.Schwab problems -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: caly who wrote (513)4/21/1999 11:22:00 AM
From: Papillon  Respond to of 1401
 
Whoa....that is a strange one. I'd holler at 'em. Good luck.



To: caly who wrote (513)4/21/1999 1:04:00 PM
From: Jonny White  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1401
 
Have you ever looked into a broker that provides direct access to the exchanges? I've been watching these on-line brokerage threads for awhile now and I see people consistently complaining about poor executions, slow cancels and confirmations, trouble logging on to web sites, etc.

Trade reporting errors like this are not acceptable, they cost individual investors money and take focus away from your trading. You might want to look into some brokers that offer a direct access, non-browser based execution platform. Immediate reports on orders received, cancelled, and executed, less slippage of price, easier order entry, just to name a few.

Please don't take this as spam, I do work for a company that makes these technologies and have been in this business for the past five years. What's drawing my attention to people in your situation is talking with people (usually at trade shows) that use a traditional on-line broker and trade actively when that isn't really why these large brokerage houses got involved in on-line trading.

I hope this is of some value to you, please, if anyone wants to discuss executions, software, trading, whatever, let me know.

Jonny White
Product Manager
CyBerCorp
cybercorp.com



To: caly who wrote (513)5/3/1999 1:47:00 AM
From: Richard James  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1401
 
So what happened with your GTC sell limit on April 21, the one that showed up as a sell above your limit but dissappeared? BTW, I am looking into moving my account from a deep discount broker, but wonder why you guys pay so much for Schwab with so many gripes. Do you get price improvements, what?