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To: muleskinner who wrote (3609)9/7/1998 3:01:00 PM
From: steve goldman   of 4969
 
$35 for first 1000. $5 for each 1000 thereafter. As well, when we get price improvements we charge upto 2 cents max on the ticket...ie..upto 1/4 improvement is 1 cent, 1/4 or more is 2 cents...

If we get you 3/8 above your limit on 500 shares, we charge you an extra 2cents or ten dollars. But the 3/8 is far, far greater than the 2 cents, one of the best investments you could possibly make.

The "Commission" is higher but the net is much in your favor, essentially creating a commissionless trade when improvement is realized, depending on size.

No improvement, no 1 or 2 cents. Flat $35. As well, note that a great exectuion doesnt always result in a per se improvement. Buy Dell in a flying market, and not having the client payup 1/2 but gettting it at current offer is NO IMPROVEMENT, but clearly the 1/2 more he might have paid elsewhere and didnt pay here, has value. Though, no charge for that...thats the $35.
Quality costs...we offer the industry's highest quality executions at deep discount commissions, but not at what the direct entry firms offer. We arent a direct entry. We are more suited for those who are interest in picking and timing stocks and leaving the execution side to an agency-only firm well suited to do the job well.

You can view Gary Smiths' article, where he claimed us his choice for the active trader, by visiting the links on our Firm Approach page on our website...

Perhaps its my fault, but we should definately direct some of the commercial aspects of what I do to private messaging or direct email to me at steve@yamner.com.

Regards,
Steve@yamner.com
yamner.com 

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To: steve goldman who wrote (3610)9/9/1998 5:55:00 PM
From: Chuck Molinary   of 4969
 
Steve,
Congratulations on the great exposure for yourself and your firm in yesterday's On-Line Brokers supplement to the WSJ! Hope this increases business - you deserve it!

I recommend to everyone reading this thread to get the 9/8/98 Wall Street Journal to check out Steve's comments.

Chuck

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To: Chuck Molinary who wrote (3611)9/9/1998 8:33:00 PM
From: steve goldman   of 4969
 
I didnt even see it myself...didn't know we were even mentioned...
..if you could, couldyou fax it to me at 201.475.9370 and/or possibly mention some items up here. I'd greatly appreciate it!

Regards,
Steve@yamner.com

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To: steve goldman who wrote (3610)9/9/1998 9:09:00 PM
From: CJ   of 4969
 
<an agency-only firm> many of us are beginning to understand the importance of that; and, in doing so, re-think the wisdom of our conventional on-line, virtually e-mail, trading.

< Perhaps its my fault, but we should definately direct some of the commercial aspects of what I do to private messaging.....>

In most instances, we would agree; however, it is hoped that the entireity of those who post on/read this thread agree that, in this instance, your help and educational contributions very far outweigh any commercialism on your part.

Now, if you could only master spelling and punctuation .... :)

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To: CJ who wrote (3613)9/10/1998 7:28:00 AM
From: steve goldman   of 4969
 
CJ,
Spelling and punctuation...combination of my experience as a lawyer, a broker; my wife was an English major...she never lets me write family birthday or other holiday cards!
i'm a' trying to do the best I can...for this thread, hopefully most are concerned more with the substance of everyone's posts and not the grammar.
regards
Steve

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To: steve goldman who wrote (3614)9/10/1998 7:54:00 AM
From: CJ   of 4969
 
<she never lets me write ... birthday or other....cards!> LOL! Wise wife.

In THIS forum, to a reasonable extent, of course it's substance over form!

Here's to a good one for all ...........

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To: steve goldman who wrote (3617)9/10/1998 1:10:00 PM
From: TFF   of 4969
 
F.Y.I. All - I moved the "Keep Your Eye On The Ball" Summary to it's own thread:

exchange2000.com 

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To: steve goldman who wrote (3617)9/12/1998 11:56:00 AM
From: dpl   of 4969
 
Steve,is it legal to use SOES to short a stock (with an uptick bid )?



David

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