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To: pls418 who wrote (88509)	3/11/2001 7:43:36 PM
From: pls418	Respond to of 95453

The FGH after hour trade for $1.50 was actually a form T trade . This was pointed out by someone on the FGH board. And the explanation of a form T trade was also offered. by: breakoutyear 03/11/01 12:28 pm EST Msg: 15196 of 15200 Form T Trade Reporting Both the As-Of trade-entry and trade-reversal functions described above can be used to satisfy Nasdaq’s “paper” reporting requirements—that is, on Form T. Subscribers that have failed to report a trade into ACT by the end of the day after the trade (T+1) will now be able to electronically submit these trades later, using the expanded As-Of trade-entry function (T+2 to T+N). In addition, the As-Of trade-reversal function can be used to cancel and/or correct trades on an As-Of basis. It appears those who are trying to suggest this was a Friday AH trade don't understand this was a non electronically reportable trade that is reportable as an earlier trade or as a correction of an earlier trade, any number of days after the fact. HEY I'M STILL LEARNING. TAKE CARE EVERYBODY.