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To: Chris who wrote (44435)	5/9/2001 1:20:21 PM
From: OX	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 44573

i believe there are limit Up moves for some "true" commodity mkts (like grains, etc.), but I don't trade them so I don't know). what strikes me odd, is that there are down limits but not up limits (i shoulda said forget about ETH originally). its not really counter-intuitive as it's seems criminal. just like the uptick rule for shorting stocks. why no corresponding downtick rule for buying?? (that's a rhetorical Q, btw, i know why, it just doesn't seem fair--but then again, what is :-)