ex24 Introduces Free Share-Based Trading For Accounts Under $25,000.

NAPLES, Fla. -- ex24, Inc., the stock trading platform for individual investors, announced today that it will offer commission free share-based trading to all investors, including those with less than $25,000 in their account.

"In response to Bank of America's recent announcement that it will offer free trading to investors with $25,000 or more in their account, we are fighting back on behalf of all investors, who deserve an equal opportunity when investing in the stock market," said ex24 President James P. Lennane. "All Share-Based Orders are commission free until year-end."

Unlike Bank of America, ex24 does not have a host of additional products from which to gain income from its clients; however ex24 does have a unique service that accommodates investors of any size looking to inexpensively participate in the stock market.

Members who sign up at www.ex24.com may submit commission free Share-based Trades until December 31, 2006. Commission free trading will be good for share-based orders on either the ex24 U.S. Markets Trading platform or the unique Alternative Trading System known as the ex24 Order Book.

On January 1, 2007, ex24 will restore its normal commission schedule of $2 or $4 per trade, depending on the trading platform. ex24 Members may also enter real time dollar-based trades for $4 per trade that provides for fractional share ownership.

ex24 services are provided with no subscription fees, account transfer fees, inactivity fees or minimum equity requirements, and require an initial deposit of $100 or greater. ex24 offers only cash accounts to its investors; margin accounts are not currently offered.

ex24 is a member of the National Association of Securities Dealers and Securities Investor Protection Corporation. For additional information, see www.ex24.com, call ex24 at 239.732.5500, or email Chief Operating Officer Anthony Link at [e-mail].

This is not a recommendation to invest with ex24. ex24 does not make investment recommendations. Investments in stock are at the sole discretion of Members. Before investing you should consider both the risks and rewards of a particular investment and how the investment fits into your overall investment objectives. Investments in stock are not guaranteed against loss, original amounts invested are subject to market fluctuation and may decline in value.