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MoneyAM announces substantial Level 2 price drop     

IanT(MoneyAM) - 30 Mar 2007 13:36

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MoneyAM are pleased to announce that the cost of its Level 2 access is dropping on 1st April to a mere 19.99 + VAT per month (including Exchange fees). Now you can access what the professionals see at an all time low cost. MoneyAM are able to bring you this cut in price due to the London Stock Exchange reducing its Exchange fees for Level 2 a saving we are happy to pass onto our customers!

This is a must for the serious investor or trader. See the full depth of the market with Market Maker screens and the full SETS/SETSMM limit order books. We operate a full service (not contended) so you can stay logged on all day all for the low cost price of 19.99 + VAT (including Exchange fees). This new price even includes the LSE Exchange fees so there are no hidden costs, just one great new price.

Take advantage of MoneyAM Level 2 today by clicking here to sign up taking out a subscription is quick and easy, and within minutes you will be able to access Level 2 and see the action behind the prices!

You can save even more money by paying on an annual basis. Simply select our annual service when you sign up, and we will give you 12 months for the price of 11. Our new annual price comes to a staggeringly low 219.89 + VAT (including Exchange fees) for a full years access.

Once you take out your subscription you will also have access to a wealth of other tools, such as streaming news, streaming charts, comprehensive fundamental data, Heatmaps and much more. MoneyAM gives you all the information you need to make those all important investing and trading decisions. For full details of what is included please click here.

If you have any questions about this or any other service that MoneyAM offers, please feel free to contact us:

E mail: support@moneyam.com Telephone: 0870 770 8300

Kind Regards

MoneyAM Support

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lizard - 02 Apr 2007 13:57 - 11 of 91

level2 19.99 +VAT.

Pinsticker - 02 Apr 2007 14:00 - 12 of 91

Kayak,

Unfortunately, I don't think Lizard is tuned into your wavelength....

Pin

Kayak - 02 Apr 2007 14:01 - 13 of 91

No lizard, that is the price of the whole level 2 package, which includes the next lowest package at 10 per month as well as level 2. The price of level 2 on its own would be 19.99 less 10 = 9.99 + VAT (if it were sold that way), and 9.99 is what you must compare the 6 license fee to.

Kayak - 02 Apr 2007 14:03 - 14 of 91

Lol Pin. To be honest I can't see how MoneyAM or anyone else can make money at these prices.

Gausie - 02 Apr 2007 14:17 - 15 of 91

Some people have an intellectual capacity that could be referred to as 'my newt'

lizard - 02 Apr 2007 14:21 - 16 of 91

not very clear.

im looking for L2 UK stocks (inc AIM) and a watch list uk stocks (inc AIM) would this come under 9.99+VAT?.

kayak- why would you say that- unless you are working for MAM?.

IanT(MoneyAM) - 02 Apr 2007 14:24 - 17 of 91

lizard,

For clarity, the price to access the service you would like would be 19.99 + Vat

Ian

lizard - 02 Apr 2007 14:25 - 18 of 91

cheers ian.as i thought then.

Kayak - 02 Apr 2007 14:28 - 19 of 91

lizard, ask Ian how much a realtime unlimited watch list of uk stocks (inc AIM) would cost.

lizard - 02 Apr 2007 14:32 - 20 of 91

kayak- its about 10 pm everywhere. the deal i was looking for was L2. the LSE have reduced considerably 15 to 6. MAM now at 23.50.

Iain - 02 Apr 2007 14:32 - 21 of 91

Ian .
How much will a realtime unlimited watch list of uk stocks (inc AIM) cost.? and can a have a wine voucher for asking

Kayak - 02 Apr 2007 14:35 - 22 of 91

Aaaargh lizard. If you know that watch lists on their own are 10, why can you not understand that to get level 2 as well as the watch lists you are paying an additional 9.99?

Iain - 02 Apr 2007 14:37 - 23 of 91

A train leaves Glasgow at 1500hrs at the same time a car leaves london.How many hours will it take? ;-)

IanT(MoneyAM) - 02 Apr 2007 14:37 - 24 of 91

Iain,

10 + Vat a month and no :)

Lizard, I think the point Kayak is getting at is that Active costs 10 + Vat per Month, which gives you realtime level 1, the Level 2 cost which includes the Active service, as part of its subscription is 19.99 + Vat per month.

I hope this clarifies for everyone,

Ian

lizard - 02 Apr 2007 14:37 - 25 of 91

i get it for sure @23.50.
ian -its cheaper and worth considering just wished it was priced inc vat under 20 threshold. considering the LSE have moved from 15 to 6.

Iain - 02 Apr 2007 14:37 - 26 of 91

Clarifys what? ;)

Kayak - 02 Apr 2007 14:47 - 27 of 91

OK, last post on the subject, lizard, before I assume you're just an April Fool come a day late :-)

The 6 per user license fee payable to the LSE for level 2 does not include VAT nor does it include level 1 prices or news. MAM does not offer a package which is just level 2 without watch list. If it did, you would be able to compare their price against 6 + VAT.

If you take the price of level 2 to be 23.50, then in order to have a meaningful comparison with LSE licence fees you need to factor in not just the 6 licence fee to LSE for level 2, plus the VAT thereon, but also licence fees payable for level 1 real time prices, news, etc, which is all included in the 23.50. Otherwise you're just comparing apples and pears.

lizard - 02 Apr 2007 14:56 - 28 of 91

19.99 per month inc VAT would be better.
but its a better deal than rivals so i will think about it.

chocolat - 02 Apr 2007 14:56 - 29 of 91

They taste different!

Kayak - 02 Apr 2007 15:00 - 30 of 91

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