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Probably the best way is to contact to CME themselves about CME rules? I
would be interested to know if that's a rule. Let us know what you find out
if you could.
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title=bogeybunky@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Bill Daniel
To: <A
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Sent: Monday, July 16, 2001 8:01 AM
Subject: [RT] Fill Price Rules
I recently entered
an order to sell 1 S&P contract at1214.40. Prices traded as
high as 1214.80 several times, but I did not get a fill.
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My broker said
that while it was fairly rare not to get a fill in this situation, it was
possible and they were only liable for fills prices traded at
least
0.5 points through
the order price and that were on the halves or whole. He also stated
this was a CME rule.
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I have 2
questions.
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1) Is this a CME
rule and, if so, where on the CME website can I read about such
rules?
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2) Do all brokers
have this rule even if not a CME rule?
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