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Schwab and Fidelity experience seasonal slowing of breakaway activity

The good news is that big wirehouse brokers and IBD reps keep nibbling

Author Brooke Southall October 14, 2010 at 2:00 PM
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Alan Rexius [left], King Martin [center] and Greg Erwin [right] took nearly three years from first exploring a breakaway to its final execution.

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