Georgia Bard's Corner

[Georgia Bard]

TRACK DATA ANNOUNCES THE ADDITION OF
BLOOMBERG TRADEBOOK FOR TRADE EXECUTIONS
THROUGH ITS myTrack SERVICE

New York, NY - September 6, 2001 - Track Data Corporation
(Nasdaq-NMS: TRAC) today announced that it has added
Bloomberg TradeBook as another direct routing destination
for stock trades placed through myTrack, its Internet-based
online trading and market data service.

"It's all about trying to get the best possible execution for
every single trade," said Barry Hertz, Track Data Chairman
and CEO. "Direct access is all about the power to choose
where your trade is routed. That's why we're very pleased
to announce the addition of Bloomberg TradeBook. It is a
well established, well respected ECN, with excellent
liquidity. The more direct links we have to market makers
and ECNs, the better it is for our myTrack members."

Kim Bang, president of Bloomberg TradeBook stated, "We are
excited about the additional routing from Track Data. More
trades means more liquidity, which benefits everyone who uses
TradeBook. We are confident that myTrack members will be
pleased with the executions they receive on the stock trades
they route to us."

ABOUT THE COMPANIES
Track Data is a New York-based financial services company that
provides real-time financial market data, news, and research to
institutional and individual investors through dedicated
telecommunication lines and the Internet.

For individual investors, Track offers myTrack, a fully
integrated, Internet-based online trading and market data
system. myTrack's direct access online trading has commissions
starting at $12.95 per trade and allows users the choice of
where to route their orders. myTrack's continuous, dynamic
stream of live market data is powered by application-based
software and a constant server connection similar to systems
used by professionals, making it faster than the HTML web-based
static pages offered by most of its competitors, such as Schwab
(NYSE: SCH), E*Trade (NYSE: ET), and TD Waterhouse (NYSE: TWE).
myTrack supplies free market data to its brokerage account
holders: streaming delayed quotes, company news, charting for
technical analysis, and a proprietary library of intra-day
market statistics. In addition, myTrack offers users a
selection of paid data and research, including streaming
real-time quotes, Nasdaq Level II, and Pink Sheets Level II.
myTrack offers access through PCs, browser phones, and PDAs,
such as Palm Organizers (made by Palm Inc. (Nasdaq: PALM)) and
Visors (made by Handspring (Nasdaq: HAND)).

myTrack offers the first week of trading commission-free. To
open a trading account, go to http://www.mytrack.com or call
1-800-myTrack.



:=) Gary Swancey