Technology/ Internet

Saladin, a global information company, and Triple Point Technology (www.tpt.com), a supplier of commodities trading software, systems and services, now offer software that links the Tempest 2000 trading system with the EnergyServer market data repository.

Eurex will introduce its Eurex Release 3.0 in the fall, which is designed to expand the exchange's electronic trading system and inform traders faster about orders with trade identification.

London-based City Lifeline Systems offers a Windows NT version of Real-time Trax that extends the features of the ISMA Trax service by providing straight-through processing of executed trades and the management of Trax messages sent in real-time. (44) 171-523-7800.

SuccessSoft Corp. (www.successoft.com) introduced StockSoft and SuccessSoft 7.0, trading software for surveillance, accounting, tracking and risk management of futures and stock portfolios. (888) 414-7763.

ADS Associates, Inc., introduced Capstar, software for analyzing the European capital markets. The software offers trading and risk management solutions for investors and provides deal capture, position management, P/L derivation, pricing, valuation and other analytical capabilities. (818) 591-2371.

Internet

Former CNBC commentator Nick Van Nice offers an "Internet Profit Guide" (internetprofitguide.com) to help individual investors learn the basics of trading stocks, commodities and options. (800) 331-1069.

The International Petroleum Exchange now has a Web site, (www.energylive.com) that shows real-time prices in an ordinary Web browser without downloading any special software.

Crown Futures of Cleveland, a commodity and options broker, offers a free "Commodity Daily Tip Sheet" (www.crownfutures. com) released daily at 10:30 a.m. (EST). The report contains trade recommendations, weather forecasts, fundamentals and technical viewpoints. (800) 250-3450.

Elliott Wave International (www. elliottwave.com) now offers Club EWI, a Web site with market analysis, articles, strategies, a chat room with market experts and a 34-ses sion Elliott tutorial.

Datalink.net (www.datalink.net.) introduced an enhanced version of its CommodityXpress wireless information service. The updated version now has real-time commodity market quotes from major exchanges during all electronic trading hours, including evenings, weekends and holidays when the regular exchange trading is closed. The service also alerts traders of the most recent commodity quotes, including high and low prices and daily changes.