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To: rocklobster who wrote (24)	12/1/2000 6:43:12 PM
From: Threei	Read Replies (1) of 104

rok, to me it sounds like the very way you trade is pure recipe for disaster. You are trading huge shares on extremely volatile stocks - how could your stops get filled in narrow range? There should be liquidity for order to get filled. Broker's "the same old bullshit "fast market" "orders ahead of you" etc, etc.." is not bullshit. It's reality. Trading every day for several years, seeing plenty of stocks on level2 I can tell from the first look volatile crazy jumper from safe smooth stock. What you describe is behavior of stocks that are certainly not the ones to trade 20K shares on. 'darn MMs rob us"... sheesh, have a mercy, it's just not even funny anymore... sorry, didn't mean to sound harsh... Vadym

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