EFA was in the worst shape of the three orders, with the present bid running two cents below my asking price. I saw no hope of a fill today and so exited in order to avoid over-committing if it were filled in addition to both of the others.
The bid on FXE and HSBC was a cent or so above my ask, but not sufficiently high to prompt a fill.
If I don't get the fills I want today then I'll try again on Tuesday. I shall do an add to this Outcomes post with the outcomes on the two remaining orders.
I analyzed EWG but declined to take the trade.
-- Tim Bovee, Portland, Oregon, June 20, 2016
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