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To: Daflye who wrote (21301)	6/4/1999 2:57:00 PM
From: broken_cookie	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 42787

Here is some reading: nasd.com - adobe nasd.com - text if you don't have acrobat From a quick read: The rules are different than I remember. Position limits are 4500, 7500, 10500, 20000, or 25000 contracts (on the same side) depending on the equity. I didn't see mention of index limits. I also did not see what the criteria were for determining which limit applied to which equity. There are some broadening of these limits when option contracts are purchased as a hedge. FLEX option contracts are outside of these limits as well. Have fun, Rich There were no limits imposed on the number of kidneys one could sell.