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Strategies & Market Trends : From the Trading Desk

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To: steve goldman who wrote (3998)12/21/1998 6:47:00 PM
From: Jim Lass  Read Replies (1) of 4969
 
Thanks Steve, you confirmed what I found out when I called
around today, no vendors could indicate size on options.

How about when options trade on multiple exchanges,
are there any vendors that can show a different bid/ask
on CBOE and AMEX for example? If so, which ones?

Also, when I talked with someone at the CBOE today,
I asked about restrictions on the RAES system. I was told
that the RAES was limited to 20 contracts and that the
rules stated that a broker could not break up a customer's
order to make it RAES eligible. Is there any reason why
a customer couldn't break it up when giving it to a broker?
In your example, instead of selling 100 @ 2 3/8, just send
5 consecutive orders of 20 @ 2 1/2 and take the 2 3/8 only if
the MM can change his bid/ask fast enough.
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