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August 26, 2006 – MB Trading Expands Symbols, Adds COMEX Contracts to Offerings

(El Segundo, CA) – August 26, 2008 – MB Trading ("MBT"), a financial services company, announced Tuesday that it has added COMEX symbols for trading on the MBT Desktop, its Award-Winning, On-Line Trading Platform. The COMEX metals contracts include full-sized Gold, Silver, Copper, and Aluminum, as well as MiNY Gold, Silver, and Copper. The complete list of contracts and margin requirements can be found on MB Trading’s website (http://www.mbtrading.com/futures.asp).

The move demonstrates the flexibility of the MBT Desktop and routing system. “We can combine the breadth of our execution algorithms and trading platform with our relationships with key exchanges to expand our offerings and provide traders around the globe with access to an ever-expanding variety of symbols,” said Ross Ditlove, CEO of MB Trading. “As the world’s trading markets become more and more interconnected, we’re poised to provide any solution that traders need in one reliable package.”

Recent mergers have linked the NYMEX/COMEX exchange with the CME, which allows the COMEX products to be traded from Sunday through Friday via the CME Globex trading platform. A 45-minute break in trading occurs each day between 5:15 pm and 6:00 pm EST. The MiNY versions of the gold, silver, and copper contracts are 50% of the size of their respective standard-sized metals contracts. Unlike other discount on-line competitors, MB Trading’s fees for the new symbols are all-inclusive. No minimum commission is charged for small-sized trading.

The addition of COMEX symbols to the MBT Desktop is designed to meet the growing needs of international traders in all markets. "The nature of the trading markets has changed so much over the last decade since the original on-line equity boom. More and more, we see that even our average on-line trader has interests in other asset classes, such as the metals. We will continue to evolve our offerings to match the sophistication of our customers," said David Lipsett, Executive Vice-President of MBT.

About MB Trading:
MB Trading offers online stocks, options, futures, and Forex trading through their proprietary platform, the MBT Desktop. Securities products are offered through MB Trading, member FINRA, SIPC. MB Trading Futures, Inc. (MBTF) is a CFTC registered FCM and member of the NFA. MBTF offers execution and settlement services for futures based products, as well as off-exchange foreign currency (Forex) products through MB Trading.

About COMEX
COMEX, originally known as Commodity Exchange, Inc., is a division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. COMEX is the primary market for trading metals such as gold, silver, copper and aluminum. Based in New York City in the United States, COMEX provides investment opportunities to investors all over the world

Disclosures

Trading in exchanged-traded futures products (Futures) is speculative in nature and may not be appropriate for all investors. Investors should only use risk capital when trading Futures because there is always the risk of substantial loss.
The high degree of leverage that is often obtainable in futures trading because of the small margin requirement can work against you as well as for you. Leverage can lead to large losses as well as gains.
Account access, trade executions and system response may be adversely affected by market conditions, quote delays, system performance and other factors.
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Contacts:
MB Trading , David Lipsett - d.lipsett@mbtrading.com

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September 23, 2008 – MB Trading Adds Russell and Dollar Futures via ICE

(El Segundo, CA) – September 22, 2008 – MB Trading ("MBT"), a financial services company, announced today that it had completed integration with ICE, the Intercontinental Exchange. Recently, ICE announced that they would have the exclusive rights to the Russell 2000 and Russell 1000 futures contracts beginning after the September contract expired.

April 17, 2008 – MB Trading Achieves Top Ten Status for ETF Monthly Volume

(El Segundo, CA) – April 17, 2008 – MB Trading ("MBT"), a financial services company, announced Thursday that according to NASDAQ OMX Group, it ranked in the Top Ten of Market Participants for nine of the most actively traded Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) in the month of February 2008. This marks a record for the company and places them in the top tier of trading platforms for a key piece of the index trading market.

March 1, 2008 – MB Trading Acquires EFX Group

(El Segundo, CA) – March 1, 2008 – MB Trading (Member FINRA, SIPC, NFA and CFTC), a leading provider of Forex, Futures, Equities and Options, has acquired its largest introducing agent (IA), EFX Group, LLC. Customers of EFX will be internalized under MB Trading. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.

Securities products are offered through Manhattan Beach Trading Financial Services, Inc. ("MBTFS"), member FINRA, SIPC. MB Trading Futures, Inc. (MBTF) is a CFTC registered RFED and member of NFA. MBTF offers execution and settlement services for futures based products and off-exchange foreign currency (Forex) products. Trading in futures, options and Forex is speculative in nature and not appropriate for all investors. Investors should only use risk capital when trading futures, options and Forex because there is always the risk of substantial loss. MBTFS and MBTF are sometimes referred to collectively herein as "MB Trading."

¹MB Trading FX offers two Forex pricing models. Both models employ our RFED to client facing execution system with slightly different pricing and markup models. For purpose of clarity the two pricing models (Plan 1 and Plan 2) both operate on the same technology. The underlying technology is named The MB Trading Electronic Xrossing Network, abbreviated as EXN for the remainder of this disclaimer. The main differentiator between the models is twofold.

A. Difference in amount of markup or markdown of liquidity partner (banks) quotes when displayed to clients.
B. Commission Structure charged to client

Plan 1 or “Pay for Limit” plan employs the EXN technology in a commission model. This model charges a client 1.95 in their base currency per 100k of executed currency for market orders and pays a client 1.95 of base currency for posted, executed limit orders. In the Pay for Limits model, the term "Payment for Limit Order" refers to a non-market order which is not immediately executable and rests on the internal limit order book for some period of time, thus adding liquidity when another order of equal or greater value fills with the resting order.

Free Commission Plan employs the EXN technology in a markup only plan, which means that MB Trading receives a markup embedded in the spread as compensation. This plan does not add an additional commission, does not pay the client a rebate for posted liquidity as Plan 1 does yet does still offer the benefit of allowing the client to post quotes which is displayed to all other clients on Plan 2.

Additional information to note is that “Actual Total Paid to Clients” counter is kept on the company website which displays The Actual Total Paid to Clients currency number which is updated every five minutes and stops counting during the weekend when the market is closed. The number calculates from the launch of Pay for Limits, which was January 31, 2011.

Due to higher cost of business in China, “Get paid for limit orders” is not available for Chinese residents. All Chinese residents have a fee of 1.95 for all order types. Accounts with special commission rates are excluded from Payment for Limit Orders. There is a minimum fee of $0.01 for all Forex and spot trading orders that take liquidity.

MB Trading earned a 4.5 out of 5 star rating in Barron’s 2011 Review of Online Brokers, tying for the top spot overall. The company earned a total of 33.8 points, one tenth of a point under the top score. MB Trading also scored in the top three for separate categories of Range of Offerings, Trade Experience, Trading Technology, Usability, and Customer Service and Education. MB Trading earned a 4.5 out of 5 star rating in Barron's 2010 Review of Online Brokers. The company ranked second overall and tied for first place in the categories of Trade Experience and Portfolio Analysis & Reporting. The company also won the category of Usability. The company also tied for first place in the separate categories of "Best for Frequent Traders" and "Best for Options Traders."

*Real-time Forex Quotes are provided via the MBT Quote API. Quotes are available during platform hours from Sunday at 5 pm EST to Friday at 5 pm EST, except during the scheduled maintenance period from 4:58 pm to 5:06 pm EST. Extended maintenance periods are possible, and messages regarding maintenance are sent via the MBT Desktop, MBT Desktop Pro, and MBT Web 2.0 trading platforms. In addition, MBT begins MetaTrader 4 maintenance at 4:57 pm EST, one minute earlier.

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