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Ticker: EBNK November 2, 1999 - AlphaTrade.com is pleased to announce that the first day of subscriptions was a big success. Without a hitch the company was able to provide access to the E-gate financial tools to those who subscribed. After a meeting with AlphaTrade management last night in Vancouver, Providential Securities will now provide to all of their clients access to the E-Gate Financial Applications and Tools. "There is no doubt in my mind that investors of all types need access to this type of financial information in order to make their investment decisions," said Henry Fahman CEO and Chairman of Providential Securities. "I am very pleased with the commitment and dedication of AlphaTrade’s technical and marketing teams. At this time, I am announcing that Providential has purchased 5,000 annual subscriptions in delayed time for their clients. Active clients will be upgraded to real time and when Level II becomes available, some clients will also receive this service. All of these services will be provided to our clients at Providential’s cost. Providential is committed to providing cutting edge financial tools for all our clients," states Mr. Fahman. For complete details please contact Providential Securities at 1-800-938-5023 or visit their website www.providentialonline.com. AlphaTrade believes the E-Gate Financial Hub with it’s unique Remote Control Device will become the standard method of accessing financial information on the Internet with it’s superior technology, ease of use and customizable applications. E-Gate is designed for everyone from the casual investor, the serious day trader through to the professional and institutional traders. About AlphaTrade
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