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To: Dan Swartzendruber who wrote (2853)	12/19/1998 10:58:00 AM
From: wily	Respond to of 7382

>>Checked my position minder and saw that I still had 47 shares pending to sell. I will double-check, but I think this would seem to indicate that JPR is doing it right? Yes. If they were "atomic" (who comes up with these names?) the 47 remainder would have gotten canceled and you would have had to re-enter the order if you still wanted them. When Watley was using atomic (they have since changed) you could re-enter for the exact amount of the remainder, at the same price as the original order and only get charged a few bucks more for the fill on the remainder, up to a few times per original order. It was more inconvenient than costly.