Securities brokerage industry

Article Abstract:

Discount brokers with Internet sites have taken market share from full-service brokers in 1998, and many have also entered the underwriting business, as well. Goldman Sachs and Co had planned to go public, but this may not occur, and there is the possibility that the financial services reform bill may be enacted in 1999. These stocks should be avoided by conservative investors as they are not timely for 1999 or through the next three to five years.

Securities Dealers, Investment Banking and Securities Dealing, Security brokers and dealers, Charles Schwab Corp., Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., Advest Group Inc., Bear, Stearns & Company Inc., A.G. Edwards Inc., Legg Mason Inc., PaineWebber Group Inc., Raymond James Financial Inc., ADV, DLJ, AGE, LM, LEH, MER, MWD, PWJ, RJF, SCH, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch & Company Inc., Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Inc., Dain Rauscher Corp., Hambrecht and Quist Group Inc., HMQ

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Securities brokerage industry

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the performance of stocks in the securities brokerage industry sector are presented. The distinction between banks and brokerages, and the frantic trading of the shares is discussed

United States, Economic aspects, Statistics, Investments, Investment advisers

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Securities brokerage industry

Article Abstract:

The securities brokerage industry is discussed with emphasis on its financial and investment performance up to the beginning of 2001. Statistics for individual companies' performance are presented.

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