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Articles in February, 2003 issue of Traders Magazine

• A New Chill in NYSE Book Freezing? Conditition Q
  by Gregory Bresiger
• Chicago's MAX Gets an Overhaul
  by Peter Chapman
• SEC Hears More on Locked Markets
  by Gregory Bresiger
• Weeden & Co. The NYSE and the Struggle Over a National Securities Market
  by Gregory Bresiger
• A Beantown Player in Upstairs Trading
  by John A. Byrne
• Data Trove for the Sector Trader
  by Peter Chapman
• SEC Regs in Wake of AIMR Guidelines?
  by Gregory Bresiger
• Objections to Liquidity Quote
  by Gregory Bresiger
• Archipelago in SuperMontage Future?
  by Desmond MacRae
• Amex Critic Who Found Another Option
• Bulls, Bears and Financial History
  by Gregory Bresiger
• Mellon Gets Tough On Trading Costs
  by Peter Chapman
• The Deflation Wreck
  by Kathryn M. Welling
• A New Nasdaq World Power? An online brokerage targets institutional business. Can the strategy work this time?
  by Gregory Bresiger
• A Bad Bet For Public Exchanges? Demutualization Is Not the Only Answer
  by Desmond MacRae
• ECN Ready to Pick Up Bulletin Board Stocks
  by John A. Byrne
• The Bear Market Strategy
  by Nina Mehta
• Buyside Under Fire To Evaluate Brokers
  by Peter Chapman
• Robertson Stephens Runs Afoul of the Regulators
  by Gregory Bresiger
• The ISE's Cookie-Cutter Approach
• At Deadline
• Fast Track
• The Buyside on Trial?
  by John A. Byrne