conversation: User (Art3sian): "Hey Reddit,\n\nI had 30,000 units of a stock for sale today. In the dying minutes of trade someone bought just over 10,000 units (let's call it 10,000 for rounding). I paid the full $19.95 broker fee for this partial trade and received confirmation. That portion is executed. However the remaining 20,000 shares remaining are still in queue, unsold. \n\nWill I pay a second broker fee if the remainder sell tomorrow or later? The original sale order is still in place. \n\nWill I pay a second broker fee if I cancel the remainder of my order and re-place at it a different price to sell it? Is there a time limit that I must leave the sell order unchanged for it to be considered the original sell order? \n\n\n\n"
  Self: "Brokerage policies can differ, but I think you can expect to pay one commission per day until the trade completes or is canceled."
  User (Art3sian): "I just found the answer, in case anyone else is curious.\n\n**If total consideration for the order is less than $10,000.**\n\n*You will be charged on initial execution and no additional brokerage will be applied on any additional units executed thereafter.*"
  