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zzedzz,

Thanks for the informative reply.

However, as I previoulsy said, I am not sitting in front of the computer all day. I simply haven't got the time, nor am I a traders trying to make a living out of trading shares. And I am the first to admit that, I a not a guru with computers either. All I know has been self taught, and I manage to get around the best way I can, with what I know.

As for the part about only having to pay one lot of commission/fees for the buy or sell order that I put in, the same applies with the NAB Online Trading Sevice Provider that I am using. I may not have explained myself properly in the first place, but it the same.

Once the order has been lodged, and regardless of the amount of shares you sell, the full fees comes out from those proceedings first, and the rest of the order stay there ad infinitum until the rest of the shares have been sold, with no further fees deducted.
Point is though, that, if you get sick of it and remove that sell order, your fees are gone and you will be charged a new fee should you decide to replace that sell order once again at a later date.

Cheers, buddy