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To: Merg who wrote (168)12/16/1998 7:47:00 PM
From: wallacestevens  Respond to of 323
 
They probably said, or meant to say, that the BID never reached your offer of 7 5/8 so that your order did not execute. They cannot come back two days later and decide you don't own the stock, no, as long as your sell order was a day order which would then cancel at the end of that trading day.

If your order was a GTC, good till canceled, order, then it would be triggered as soon as the BID reached your OFFER.


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