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To: Art M who wrote (42610)	12/10/1999 8:24:00 AM
From: If only I'd held	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 108040

PERL just traded 40

To: Art M who wrote (42610)	12/10/1999 8:28:00 AM
From: EtTuBrute	Respond to of 108040

I was relying on Radar's post: To: Pammaji (42452 ) From: Radar Thursday, Dec 9 1999 7:22PM ET Reply # of 42615 Moving the price up in after hours: Yep! Bought 2500 shares of NSO at 4 1/2 then the price jumped to 5 1/2. Bought 1800 shares of a 2,500 share order of NSO at 5 1/2 then the price jumped to 8! Couldn't believe it! Didn't chase it any further. Also bought 5,800 shares of a 10,0000 share order of SMSI in after hours starting at 6 7/8 before the price jumped to 7 1/8! Stopped chasing it also. RADAR To: Joe Dilschneider (42469 ) From: Radar Thursday, Dec 9 1999 7:38PM ET Reply # of 42620 Joe: I use Schwab for after hours. Quotes are available on their instant quote by appending a ".e" at the end of the stock symbol. You can trade after hours with Schwab if you call the broker directly. I was buying NSO at 5:45 EST starting with 2500 shares at 4 1/2. Got those then put in an order for 2500 shares at 5 1/2 when the price jumped. Only got 1800 shares before the price jumped to 8 where it stayed through the close of the after hours trading. RADAR