"Your financial section no longer lists stock quotes. At the very least the paper should recap the weekly trades of both exchanges."

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Certainly you're aware, Mr. Todeschi, that that information is out of the date the moment the market opens the next day. Unless you're reading the paper at 5 a.m. and analyzing those numbers quickly enough to make a trade at the opening bell, the information is useless. Obviously, it's impossible to factor in overnight moves.

Why rely on obsolete information in the paper -- stocks, sports scores, TV listings -- when a couple of mouse clicks or thumb taps give you up-to-the-minute information? And from the Post's standpoint, giving away valuable page space to satisfy a handful of readers who ignore more efficient information delivery isn't a efficient use of resources.