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A O Smith Corp V.AOS


Primary Symbol: AOS

A. O. Smith Corporation applies technologies and solutions to products manufactured and marketed worldwide. The Company operates through two segments: North America and Rest of World. Both the segments manufacture and market a comprehensive line of residential and commercial gas and electric water heaters, boilers, tanks, and water treatment products. Its Rest of World segment is primarily comprised of China, Europe, and India. The North America segment serves residential and commercial end markets with a range of products, including water heaters, boilers, water treatment products, and other. The Company also manufactures expansion tanks, commercial solar water heating systems, swimming pool and spa heaters, related products and parts. Its Lochinvar brand is a residential and commercial boiler brand in the United States. Its water softener branded products and problem well water solutions include the Hague, Impact Water, Water-Right, Master Water, Atlantic Filter and Water Tec brands.


NYSE:AOS - Post by User

Comment by ok2buyon May 06, 2014 11:47pm
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Post# 22531925

RE:RE:RE:RE:Please Explain This Exchange

RE:RE:RE:RE:Please Explain This Exchangeenergyinv, That explanation doesn't make sense to me. When you fill an order (even a partial fill) on a good to date order you are required to make settlement on your account within 3 banking days. The party on the other end is waiting for their cash on the sale of the stock. I have never heard of a settlement in an account that occurs when the bid expires. So if you have a buy order good for 30 days and fill part of your order, you don't have to make settlement until the order expires at the end of those 30 days? Sorry, but that isn't how things work. If your order didn't get filled, then perhaps the trade(s) that got filled were cross trades (buy/sell through the same brokerage house) or the orders that were filled were simply in the system before yours and time stamped accordingly./ok2
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