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dbernet

01/01/08 3:25 PM

#114952 RE: RubyMartin #114951

Yep, separate days, most brokers would handle it that way.

db

walldog0

01/01/08 3:36 PM

#114953 RE: RubyMartin #114951

Ruby....

No, you should not be charged twice, as long as you did not make any changes to the GTC order, such as changing the amount of shares, or the limit price.

Call Ameritrade, and tell them....imo

futrcash

01/01/08 4:17 PM

#114954 RE: RubyMartin #114951

2 Separate days= 2 separate trades.At least Ameritrade has always charged me that way on all of my GTC orders.

Sometimes 4x over a week or more.

futrcash

badog

01/01/08 5:50 PM

#114962 RE: RubyMartin #114951

RubyMartin,

Call them. They will probably cancel one of the charges. To avoid that in the future specify 'All or None'.

Badog

Manti

01/01/08 7:02 PM

#114966 RE: RubyMartin #114951

From Ameritrade's website, rather than those who prefer to show lack of dd:

Orders executed in multiple lots on the same trading day will be charged a single commission. When an order is partially executed over multiple trading days, the order is subject to a separate commission charge for each trading day.