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To: pthomaso who wrote (4197)	1/7/2000 10:26:00 PM
From: Bosco	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14638

<edited>I don't have access to the data, but reason has suggested to me that someone with that kind of money, if it was a single block of 3,200 shares, would be that stupid to throw away $32,000. But then, maybe it was a drop in the bucket if that can put a squeeze on the desperadoes who have made margin to the tilt in the momentum game. Another way to look at it, why not sell it in regular hours for $97? Selling it after someone else made a trade [or trades] of $101 [edited: going back to Yahoo! at least, the 101 figure is gone, therefore, one would assume it was a misprint, still that leaves that regular closing figure] in after hours doesn't make sense unless there is a motive. Btw, does anyone know the rules of after hours trading. Specifically, can anyone do short sell? best, Bosco