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					<description><![CDATA[FYI- TIPT is thinly traded. As such, best to use limit orders vs. market orders when buying or selling. On thinly traded stocks with relatively wide spreads, I typically like to split the difference &amp; place my buy limit orders slightly above the mid-point between the bid &amp; ask while slightly below the bid &amp; ask on sell (including short) limit orders.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>FYI- TIPT is thinly traded. As such, best to use limit orders vs. market orders when buying or selling. On thinly traded stocks with relatively wide spreads, I typically like to split the difference &#038; place my buy limit orders slightly above the mid-point between the bid &#038; ask while slightly below the bid &#038; ask on sell (including short) limit orders.</p>
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