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After reading an article from the February 1998 'WIRED' magazine titled "WallStreet.com" on the evolution of Wit Capital I thought this would be a good thread for the Silicon Investor. To recap very briskly - Wit Capital hopes to eliminate the spread and order flow payments we all knew were slowly eating our lunch by putting buyers and sellers together on the Internet, matching them by and in doing so taking a tiny percentage as their income. In March of this year they plan on beginning with a small basket of NASDAQ stocks and adding more stocks slowly over time. I am interested in your opinions and whether or not you have been to their site www.witcapital.com along with those of you who have signed up as members. I have and have participated in one of their IPO's along with trading with the normal bid/asked spreads through their full service brokerage system. At $14.95 it is in the middle ground and as such has heavy competition. I think the future belongs to those who take control of their own destinies and setting up and running a system similar to what the big boys use (Instinet and Posit are examples) for all the people who call themselves investors on the Internet is the way it should be done and may well if we are willing to let go of the programming we have learned from the current market concepts. Comments are welcome. | ||||||||||||||
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