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To: SE who wrote (24423)	5/27/1999 6:59:00 PM
From: Jimsy	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

Anyone use the Leo Quick order screen with the default set to market, 1 E-mini? This way all you have to change is the B for buy or S for sell. If you are watching it with a good software package, forget the stops.

To: SE who wrote (24423)	5/27/1999 8:44:00 PM
From: Patrick Slevin	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 44573

Tales From the Darkside: LeoWeb, The Unfavorable Viewpoint That has nothing to do with the problems, Scott. Let's be frank. I cannot recall a single bad post about LeoWeb. If I had, I would have been more careful. Truth be told, it's not the rosy picture that I have read in all these posts. If I had read problems, such as I have had, I would at least have seen both sides. I wish I had read posts about the LeoWeb problems instead of just the positive experiences. Now I intend to post my problems. Perhaps I shall save someone else from losing money because of after the fact "Well, you should have...." S***, no one told me that I might have to presume that LeoWeb would not take a Stop order when I tried to XMit it, or that I had to clear everything from the day before, or that I had to search for an order because it was not in sequence, or a bunch of other things. Everyone said it was just peaches and cream. Well, it isn't. And I hope that by posting such the next person is not persuaded that it is. So I intend to print such problems rather than have the next person go through the nightmare that I have. I don't need postgame analysis. What I need to know is the pitfalls. By the time I find all of them out i could be out 10 Large per contract. This is not one of those, "Well, gee, you should have...." Funk Dat.