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To: Patrice Gigahurtz who wrote (5955)	11/23/1997 11:20:00 PM
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Patrice On the first question, I don't have any idea. On the second about MACR, it probably won't if $10 was the ask price rather than the bid price. No profit in it for the person or MM to call out your stock. That being said I have had stock that was over a dollar in the money that was not called out on expiration day. So sometimes it is a crap shoot. The question I have for you is if you don't want it called away at 10, Why would you be selling the CC at that price? If you think it will go higher than 10 wait for that price increase or sell the 12.5 a few months out. That way you won't have to sweat it.

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