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To: GST who wrote (34057)	1/10/1999 5:11:00 PM
From: tonyt	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 164684

>How do you think they will behave on the way down? They will learn what a 'stop order' is and will complain after their shares were filled at their stop order price of 150, and then the stock rebounded to 170. > But this stock is now in the dumb and dumber stage -- the most risky. Wait till they learn what a 'put' and 'call' is :0) >Right almost everybody knows, and probably Jenne does too. Good point on time to fill Actually, no, as Jenne feels that there may be recourse against Fidelity. In this case, Jenne feels that way because the order was filled to fast -- too fast to cancel.