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To: Kayaker who wrote (869)3/11/1998 4:03:00 PM
From: Vectra  Respond to of 1598
 
Cross Trading

These particular types of trades happen all the time and occur when both the buyer and seller are located at the same brokerage house, it is called a cross trade. The volume for this cross was actually 509,000 shares. As well often these trades do not affect the market place, by this I mean that the trade price is within the bid ask parameters of the market and the market is not moved or touched to execute the cross. Hope this helps.

Vectra


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