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An unsophisticated investor attempting to purchase
5,000 shares of your firm’s stock may receive what
is referred to as an automatic execution or a partial fill
of a larger limit-price day order for 100 or 200 shares.5
Here, for example, is one message:
OT: I can’t believe that someone bought $2 worth of
stock (100 shares) and paid a minimum $8 dollar (sic)
commission.6
This unsophisticated investor failed to understand
that an automatic execution caused the transaction for
100 shares of a stock selling at two cents per share. This
was a partial fill from a larger order but was misinterpreted
as a completed trade. These transactions are
often blamed on MMM but result only from a buyer’s
failure to place an all-or-none order.
http://www.imanet.org/pdf/1832.pdf (Stock Chat Message board)
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