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Article: Stock Watch: On-line broker goes more B-to-B; A.B. Watley aims to sell software to other brokers to buoy shares.(Brief Article)
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- Crain's New York Business
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- March 5, 2001
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Day traders, once seen as the untouchables of the investing world, are increasingly being courted by the largest names in the brokerage business, particularly on-line brokers.
Early last year, discounter Charles Schwab Corp. bought active trading firm CyberCorp to service day traders. On-line brokerage Ameritrade Holding Corp. bought TradeCast Ltd. last month in a similar transaction. E*Trade Group Inc. is also close to launching its own offerings for active investors.
For executives at A.B. Watley Group Inc., a Manhattan-based on-line brokerage that caters to day traders-providing not just brokerage services but the Web-based software systems to ...
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