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Solantey

07/13/14 12:00 PM

#104441 RE: breezy1 #104440

That is not true.

Both Ameritrade and E-trade require that you call them and request that your shares are not to be loaned to the shorts. Merely placing a limit sell order - AON - GTC - doesn't accomplish what you want it to.

Anyone here can call customer service at either Ameritrade or E-Trade to verify what I've posted.

I think it's somewhat irrelevant with $AMBS as neither allows $AMBS to be shorted. It may be relevant to other stocks you own or when $AMBS up-lists.

Feel free to post your findings.

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christjamin

07/13/14 12:07 PM

#104442 RE: breezy1 #104440

hum.. Is that I right? I want go ahead and do that.. Are you certain of what you are saying.. I will call my broker tomorrow any way..Thanks any way

Profit

07/13/14 12:19 PM

#104444 RE: breezy1 #104440

Most brokerages restrict you from placing an order in multiples of a stocks current value go figure.