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2327	my 2 cents: having previously traded pro, but not the last 3 years, I can add h	ExCane	-	3/6/2001
2326	Mutual funds do not hold listed stocks? Boy, that's news to me! NAV is cert	Jon Tara	-	3/6/2001
2325	you dont know anything and you dont know Maria.............................DAMN	BishopsChild	-	3/6/2001
2324	NAV is used with mutual funds and is not relevent to listed stocks. ALL list clo	chartseer	-	3/6/2001
2323	I left before there was a CNBC. But back then there was Thunder Thighs and the D	chartseer	-	3/6/2001
2322	I always wondered who cleaned up the floor mess each day. <GGGG> <i>	Scrapps	-	3/6/2001
2321	NAV..........................??? <i>bid</i> or closing price ......	BishopsChild	-	3/6/2001
2320	Be interesting if they allow shorts as we could construct some market neutral po	Mad2	-	3/6/2001
2319	<i>Twenty Seven Years.........................!</i> Hey.......did y	BishopsChild	-	3/6/2001
2318	When I worked at the NYSE the closing quote was the post market quote. That is w	chartseer	-	3/6/2001
2317	Thanks for your input. I guess my 27 years as a NYSE floor employee isn't as	chartseer	-	3/6/2001
2316	DuGen, but it wasn't YOUR transaction! And this statement is absolutely not	Jon Tara	-	3/6/2001
2315	This might be part of your confusion, chartseer: "Check your own issues be	Jon Tara	-	3/6/2001
2314	That's just not true: "closing quotes are always spread out beyond the	Jon Tara	-	3/6/2001
2313	DuGen, yes, historical pricing goes by the last trade. But portolio pricing goes	Jon Tara	-	3/6/2001
2312	KZAP - I didn't plan on spending so much time on this. . .!!! All I did was	Joe Lyddon	-	3/6/2001
2311	Joe you're spending a lot of time on this. The way you use the <b>Bol	KZAP	-	3/6/2001
2310	Oops, one more. The closing price is a transaction that took place. Bid/ask are	DuGen	-	3/6/2001
2309	Jon, historical pricing goes by the last trade, not by the price that somebody i	DuGen	-	3/6/2001
2308	Hi: It opened at 3.90 and is now quoted at the real bid 3.80 and real asked 3.9	chartseer	-	3/6/2001
2307	>>>>I know their is 80,000 @ 4 but the market shows the closing	Susan Saline	-	3/6/2001
2306	Susan, I'm not going to join-in on your pissing contest! If you think your	Joe Lyddon	-	3/6/2001
2305	The closing Quote is not a real quote as the specialist or MM usually spreads th	chartseer	-	3/5/2001
2304	>>>>LAST TRANSACTION PRICE because that's the easiest way to do	Susan Saline	-	3/5/2001
2303	Susan, <b>what is the price you are going to SELL at?</b> The BID!.	Joe Lyddon	-	3/5/2001

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