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Strategies & Market Trends : Technical analysis for shorts & longs
SPY 694.04+0.7%Jan 9 4:00 PM EST

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To: j g cordes who wrote (16811)6/25/1998 7:48:00 PM
From: Clint E.  Read Replies (2) of 69661
 
Jim, FYI I just checked my acct at Waterhouse. I got filled at 2-7/8(20/20/10, they divided it up again). I used to think they do that to charge me more $ but when I called them a few weeks ago they explained that's not the case. There is no "all or none" button for options either.

EGRP does the same thing. I used to think that's because some of their customers are selling/buying covered options so I am buying/selling from their customers but EGRP said that's not the case. I never bothered asking from Waterhouse.

Have you experienced something similar?

BTW, for my $25K(after $5k profit today) paper-trade money I am leaning toward putting it all into an out-of-money LU call position. July 85 is now 1-3/16. It traded as high as 2-3/8 when the stock was at 83 this morning. So, if LU dips further to 78-79 range, I should be able to pick up 250 contracts at $1. When LU goes to 90 in a couple of weeks(wishful thinking!!!), those calls should worth at least $5.

No fear = think big.

I do either something with LU or YHOO & AMZN. I love to catch YHOO and AMZN during a 10-point move. Both have hit my targets of 150 and 100 so I have no idea where they are going from here. Analysts have the face to still recommend these stocks!

We'll see.

Clint
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