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From: Seagulls	10/28/2025 11:07:18 PM
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Does anyone know what a downward vertical line on an after-hours stock chart means? Taken literally, it would mean that some people sold the stock, and others bought it, at a price several percentage points below market price--and that the stock immediately returned back up to its previous market price and stayed there for the rest of the after-hours market time. I can see why people would buy it there. But I can't understand why people would sell it there--far below market price. Here is a picture of one from after market hours today, Tues. 10/28/25 https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/TLT/

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