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To: sergio who wrote (5976)	11/26/1997 9:09:00 AM
From: Patrice Gigahurtz	Read Replies (2) of 14162

sergio: I did call Monday morn and was told no option activity was exercised. And so I was a little surprised when later in the day (Mon) I was told all of my shares were 'called' away. And then again I was amazed to get a call at noon (noon !) that only 23% of my shares were 'called away' not 100% Actually I'm having a good year so all this is being taken in stride. I have a limit order in now for CCs on the remaining 77% of my shares so it might turn out to be in my favor anyway. I'm just amazed how all this can happen in 1997. BTW, my broker noted a "clearinghouse" for options, where are they ? What do they sit down and figure out who gets called ?

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