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To: crimson who wrote (19116)	5/27/1999 3:55:00 PM
From: James Simonick	Respond to of 40688

The only disadvantage I know of with an 'aon' order is that they are the last to be filled. Limits above ask provide an immediately executable order with a limited upside expense, but they can be broken and if the fill crosses over into the next day, some brokers will charge you an extra commission. I think they should not charge extra for a job they didn't finish, but that's just my opinion. Additionally, an order may never completely fill if the price changes. But then the question is, is it better to be half in or all out? All personal decisions. -Jim