You would probably be better off liquidating and having them issue you a check if you're not too far in the red.

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You would probably be better off liquidating and having them issue you a check if you're not too far in the red.

Trust me, 7-10 days of no trading bights.[/B][/QUOTE]

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Originally posted by NukeMeds:
7-10 business days plus transaction fees. **NO TRADING CAN BE DONE IN THOSE 7-10 BUSINESS DAYS***

You would probably be better off liquidating and having them issue you a check if you're not too far in the red.

Trust me, 7-10 days of no trading bights.

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