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To: TFF who wrote (11746)	10/4/2006 10:46:20 AM
From: Ira Player	Respond to of 12617

"William Brodsky, chairman of the CBOE, said the stock exchange’s hybrid structure recognised the success of CBOE’s hybrid market model. “This enables brokers to represent customer orders in an open-outcry environment integrated with a state-of-the-art electronic system offering sub-second execution,” he said." I routinely enter orders between the existing Bid and Ask when buying or selling options. Often, the Bid and Ask at CBOE remain at the original positions for extended periods, with trades executing above (if I was selling) or below (if I was buying) my unrepresented offer. Even if I direct my order to the CBOE, I often see no change. Does anyone know what brokerages participate in the above referenced "enables brokers to represent customer orders". Ira