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To: Gary E who wrote (26680)	7/1/1999 12:24:00 PM
From: SE	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

Thanks for reminding me. This from ZAP on that subject..... -Scott ------------------------- Thanks for the email, I would follow up on this email you received. It appears the broker would be misinformed to me. Our system treats a stop order the same way as all stops are handled on the trading floors. Once the market trades once at the price of the stop order then the order is filled as a market order. It seems odd to only put a 5 point limit order in when the market could blow through that level and the customer would be exposed. As with every market, slippage is always a potential depending on market conditions. Best Regards,