That's a high. There are some nights that they don't even have 10 stocks to trade. But before the New York Stock Exchange gets to that point there are a lot of small competitors who want to try and develop some of this business for themselves and develop the individual investor as a client here. And giving them that opportunity to do it now, they feel, you know, gives them that first-entry advantage. But the bond market was also worried about Hurricane Floyd.
Insurance companies tend to raise cash to pay claims by selling their bond holdings.
Wind and rain from that hurricane began to pummel the East Coast of Florida today. Reporter Tanya Ott is in Orlando where tourism officials are closely monitoring the storm. Hotels are packed all the way up. Georgia and the theme parks are hunkering down. Disney and Universal have shut their gates and major roads to Orlando are also closed.