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To: Rob Davis who wrote (2748)	1/20/1999 2:38:00 PM
From: Chad Barrett	Read Replies (3) of 62348

Off topic: << I had to waste 30 minutes of my time arguing my point, but they filled me at $1.29. (specifically stating that this wasn't routine and not to ever expect this kind of treatment again....standard disclaimer to cover the supervisor's butt). >> The question is: Could they still buy you those shares in the market near the price in question?? If the stock had run away on you (meaning thousands of dollars were at stake) I doubt they would have buckled! The probably just did to keep a customer "happy"... ? As far as Investorline goes: you have to call them to put in stop losses or change/cancel trades. The biggest problem with this is that if you have a stop loss in, you can't put in a sell online on that stock! You have to call up and cancel the stop loss first! Chad

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