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Technology Stocks : Apple Inc.

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Jan 16 9:30 AM EST

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To: Moonray who wrote (190756)	5/24/2016 6:16:52 AM
From: Bill from Wisconsin	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) of 213182

strange trading happens when the Bid x Ask gets thin. The Ask may have disappeared right before somone clicked on a buy at the ask. The extra high price movement may have triggered someone's stop resulting in the super low price. When it gets real thin, you see deceptive B X A out there. Like if the stock closes at 94.73, the ask might be 97.43. I fell for that once long ago. Now with after hours and options, I triple check my prices before hitting enter. Or it could simply be HAL playing games. If it happened in volume, I'd be concerned.

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