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To: hpeace who wrote (1343)	3/19/1997 2:36:00 PM
From: cj	of 14162

Steve, wow! I can't beleive you are only called out .001% of the time before expiration. I have to believe that your big $ transactions give you a "favorable" status with your broker. (Didn't you say that you switched to Q&R because you demanded that they call you last?) I've been looking at Scwhab's policy, which states: "Short option assignments will be allocated among position holders on a manual random selection basis." Schwab charges $48.80 for 10 contracts @ $2.00. (Assumes you are using their website to trade.) Is that too much? I was also looking at www.discountbroker.com; Any comments? cj

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