Traders Mag. Reports on two soon to be Industry leaders which are changing the way business is being done in their industry. Matt Harrington of 900 Trading & Michael Dell of Dell Computers. They are rocking the world as it is known.
Traders Mag. Reports on two soon to be Industry leaders which are changing the way business is being done in their industry. Matt Harrington of 900 Trading & Michael Dell of Dell Computers. They are rocking the world as it is known.
Traders Mag. Reports on two soon to be Industry leaders which are changing the way business is being done in their industry. Matt Harrington of 900 Trading & Michael Dell of Dell Computers. They are rocking the world as it is known.
Michael Dell
“redefined the microcomputer indus-
tty.
Dell and other finalists are profiled
in the January, 1990, issue of inc. For
the first time since the program was
founded by Emst & Young in 1986,
‘one National Entrepreneur of the Year
was chosen from the regional award
recipients. In other categories, George:
Hatsopouios of Thermo Electron Corp,
(Waltham, Mass.) was named The
Master Entrepreneur, Louise Krouse
‘of National Payments Network, Ine.
(Paramus, N.J.) was named The Em-
‘ging Entrepreneur and Leslie Otten
‘of Sunday River Ski Resort (Newry,
Me.) was named the Turnaround En-
ttepreneur.
This year's judges included William
Hambrecht, president of Hambrecht &
Quist Inc.’ and William MoGowan,
chairman of MCI Communications
Corp.
For the 1990 contest, Merril Lynch
is joining Ine. and Emst & Young as a
‘corporate sponsor. For more informa
tion on how to nominate the entrepre-
eur of your choice, contact Marc
Eiger at (212) 407-1724
UNIQUE INVESTMENT.
INFORMATION SERVICE
OPENS
‘The opening of a “one-of-a-kind” in
formation service for brokers, traders
and investors has been announced by
Matthew C. Harrington. The co-
founder and president of The 900
Trading Company stated:
“We developed 900 TRADING to
‘serve people who want to make thoir
‘own investment decisions and pro-
‘gnostications based of the most com-
Congratulates STAC on its
Mike Kinsella, Jr.
PHILADELPHIA
Date to remember:
Mid-Winter Dinner
February 23rd
For information, please contact:
64th Annual Convention
215-893-1305
plete and up-to-date information avail-
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‘According to 28-year-old Harrington,
the new firm provides ‘ts clionts with
‘access by phone (1-900-TRADING) to
‘wide array of fundamental and tect-
nical investment information on @ per-
sonalized and real-time basis. At a
cost of $4 per minute, it can provide a
synthesis of market data from all na-
tional, regional and foreign exchanges
and detailed fundamental and tochni-
‘al information on all widely traded in-
Yestment instruments, as well as sta
tistical data_on money mark
‘economic indicators and other gens
business information.
ls are followed up by hard copy
of any chans of statistics the customer
has requested—dlivered by mall, to-
letax or messenger.
Mathew C. Harrington
“Talking with one of our research
associates is the unique way our ser-
vice differs from what is currently
avallable,"* Harrington explained.
"You don’t talk to a computer or listen
to a tape. You talk to @ person who
helps you identify what you need and
is able to give you the specific infor-
mation you require. Its like having a
Nibrary and esearch librarian available
10 you by phor
Prior to founding 900 TRADING,
Harrington was a trador on the CBOE.
The new firm is located at 114 Wesi
Kinzie Street, Chicago.
January 1990