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To: al who wrote (11624)7/16/1998 6:22:00 PM
From: Mkilloran  Respond to of 23519
 
al....if the trades were leftover as you say they would be marked "LATE"...see INTC for an example of this today...

Someone jumped in after hours and bid these shares up for a reason....



To: al who wrote (11624)7/16/1998 6:23:00 PM
From: AlienTech  Respond to of 23519
 
Form T means after hours trades.. Go further down the page and see the descriptions. Its what you file when the market opens the next day.
Actually On my quotes I get NAS large trade for them. If it was on the Pacific stock exchange or NYSE I would get PSE or NYS instead of NAS.



To: al who wrote (11624)7/17/1998 12:17:00 AM
From: AlienTech  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 23519
 
Why does the last trade sometimes differ from the one shown on the chart?


If the price in the bid/ask/sales window is white text on a black background, it is not a "trade" during normal exchange hours. Usually, you will also see a frmT tag -- that means 'FormT' -- traded before/after exchange hours. We don't plot these, but show them in the bid/ask/sales window. The only trades we chart are those shown in black text on a white background.


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