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To: menwhowipeafterpp who wrote (7887)	10/17/2009 2:00:36 PM
From: tbone0096	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 63324

do you really wipe after pp, and if so why?

To: menwhowipeafterpp who wrote (7887)	10/17/2009 3:12:07 PM
From: li3511	Respond to of 63324

> Li: Have you any conjecture on this? 23 million unreported shares in one session? I have no idea what you're talking about. This number popped up without explanation or attribution in message 7784. That said, perhaps a personal anecdote might help. Last Thursday, shortly after the market opened, I logged into my on-line brokerage account. It showed my balance, in round numbers, to be roughly -$200 billion. That's billion with a "b", and negative. Needless to say it was a data entry error -- the last reported sale price on an option that I have a short position in had several extra and erroneous zeros at the end. The problem resolved itself quickly. If you have a problem with a spooky 23 million shares, the first thing to do is to double-check the accuracy of the data.