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To: MIKE REDDERT who wrote (851)	12/16/2000 5:16:08 AM
From: Simon Thornington	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1001

Hmm, I'm not entirely sure, but isn't this a regulatory thing? I understood that broker/dealers were only allowed to calculate buying power once per day... Simon.

To: MIKE REDDERT who wrote (851)	12/16/2000 11:48:53 AM
From: jebj	Respond to of 1001

>I really have had no problems with Cybercorp excepting that they don't restore buying power after an overnite position is sold. Because this hurts them in lost commissions, I haven't a clue as to why they do this. This is a major reason why I haven't deposited additional monies into that account. Puzzled :) - Mike Mike, I don't think this is a Cyber issue but a regulation as to what is a daytrade. Whatever you start the day with is what you have to trade - they neither substrace nor add trades intraday. If you make a grand profit - or loss - on a trade, it does not change your capital until the next day. If you hold overnight - or for weeks - and sell, that is not added until the next day as well. jb