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To: Ken Wolff who wrote ()	5/2/1998 2:54:00 PM
From: wave	Read Replies (5) of 2120

I placed a sell order through my Waterhouse Securities Web-broker some time ago. Then I placed a new order to sell the stock at a lower price, and canceled my previous sell order immediately. The stock was sold at the lower price but the old, supposedly canceled, sell order was still valid. In result, in a month or so, I sold the stock "short" when the stock price went up and I lost money on the deal. My questions: 1. Has anybody been in a similar position? 2. To whom can I complain about the inefficient service of my brokers. Is it possible to get the money back - to reverse the deal and make Waterhouse pay for the difference in the stock price? My email: waveno1@yahoo.com Thank you for any suggestions

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