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| Subject: Re: Roth IRA / buying stocks for Fool 4 | Date: 1/29/2000 9:15 PM | |
| Author: BGPenhollo | Number: 18448 of 75335 | |
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Pavalos asked.. "What happens when the limit order doesn't go through? Do you still have to pay a commission, or is it like it never happened?" No commision unless a trade is made. Some discount brokers charge more for a limit order and many of them do not allow GTC (Good 'til Cancelled).. most are limiting them to GTC or GF60 (Good for 60 days) which ever occurs first. BGP |
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