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To: wily who wrote (7070)	4/27/1999 11:31:00 PM
From: Dan Duchardt	Respond to of 12617

Nasdaq said that PERT pulled his bid simultaneous with receiving my order to sell. (he then filled me for 100 shares on a 3900 share order... ) My hunch is that he was playing the same game as MASH, but was just a little quicker on the trigger. Amazing how quick they can be isn't it? Those guys are good!! In this particular case my broker didn't believe me, so I just went ahead and called Nasdaq. Pretty much the response I got too, or one that said there is nothing you can do, so learn to live with it. As a newbie trader, I didn't feel right about circumventing the chain of command. A the moment, I'm not trading live, but will start again soon. Thanks for the lead. It may come in handy sometime.