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What was the liquidity in the underlying and the
various option series? Did you ask where they entered your order?
The $2.90 offer may have been on one exchange and your bid may have been on
another where the offer was higher. There are a lot of reasons, non of
them really good.
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ketayun
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Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 8:04
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Subject: [RT] Option fills
Is there some trick to getting option fills? I have
just started to trade options and am using Interactive Brokers. When I put my
limit order in to buy @ the ask was at 3.10. I did not get a fill and then the
ask went down to 2.90. Still no fill, and then when it went to 3.2, I got a
fill at 3.1.IB has no particular explanation other than that I got
what I wanted so why did I have a problem? I bought one contract. as an
experiment. Could that have been the problem?Thanks, for all
help,KateTo
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