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cyjjerry85
    20-Aug-2007 12:14  
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if i ain't wrong...Philips Capital that you are using now ...their contra period is T+4...well, called up your broker for confirmation...anyway...we are the customers
 
 
Manikamaniko.
    20-Aug-2007 11:41  
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If you have bought 15 lots separately in total and are selling 15 lots, then those lots that are not due ( T+3 or less) are automatically contra'd while those that are settled (paid) are treated as in a normal sale.

If all 15 lots are not due,  then all will be contra'd, unless you tell your broker fot any reason not to contra. In the latter case, they will assume you want to pay and thus won't do any contra. They will accept your payment and then pay you the proceeds of the sale.
 
 
1234567
    20-Aug-2007 11:13  
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fairygal, u r correct.
 

 
Fairygal
    20-Aug-2007 10:45  
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Usually contra is within T + 3, so even if you combine lots from before with recent buy within T + 3, contra only applies to recent buy, so there will be 2 sets of statement...one for contra, and one for those already in CDP a/c. H/r, do confirm with your remisier.
 
 
left_bug
    20-Aug-2007 10:41  
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Why don't you call your remiser and ask? Isn't that a better idea?
 
 
Pinnacle
    20-Aug-2007 10:39  
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Just sell the 15 lots.

If you just want to ensure, call them after you q to give them the instruction.

It will still be treated as online trading.
 

 
scotty
    20-Aug-2007 10:36  
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I think system will just treat it as you have 15 lots in total - don't need to sell seperately.
 
 
sunny_123
    20-Aug-2007 10:31  
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hi all

lets say i am already holding 10lots of  abc stock, and bought another 5 lots last fri. Now i wan to sell all 15lots. can i jus click contra sell for all 15??

or do i sell separately, 10 then 5 (contra)??

i am using POEMS. pls advise! thanks alot!
 
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