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To: koan who wrote (32338)	4/8/2000 5:01:00 PM
From: Sapper	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 36688

Koan, trades are permitted after hours at the day's close price...you can generally tell whether the last trade was at the bid price or the ask price especially if there is still some stock left at the close price....after hours, new offers(buy or sell) can be presented at that price, but generally they have to be phoned in....I know Schwab handles things a bit differently than Greenline in that if you have an outstanding order on the books at the close price, then they will execute...they did that for me on WIM/t yesterday, when I picked up some more after hours @ .25 without having to call it in as the order was approved just at market close.... In the case of ITF, there were no after hours trades ....that's likely because no one was willing to offer any for sale at .73.....but then again, no one was on the bid either as the bid price is still stuck at .70... Hope this helps Cheers Sapper