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To: The Whit who wrote (1085)	3/17/1998 8:37:00 AM
From: raven	Respond to of 1239

The Wit: It happens that way sometimes. If a sell program comes in at market, it will fill all orders until that sell program is done. If you had had an order to buy at .59 and all the other orders to buy at .62 had been filled, then you would have bot at .59 if there were still enough shares left in the sell prog. That is why it pays to keep a buy order in a little below the bid. You never know when you will get a bargain. raven