seeing the same thing on my e-trade. I can't see the individual transactions but it keeps bouncing between .1888 and .145. Either way, SIRI futures are up!
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seeing the same thing on my e-trade. I can't see the individual transactions but it keeps bouncing between .1888 and .145. Either way, SIRI futures are up!
Extended Hours
0.1888 0.0488 34.86%
as of 07:09 AM EST on 01/08/09
Extended Hours
0.145 0.005 3.57%
as of 08:02 AM EST on 01/08/09
Don't get too excited....it was just one 100 share block.
Sirius XM Radio Inc.
Pre-Market Trade Reporting
Pre-Market
Last: $ .1425
Pre-Market
High: $ .145
Pre-Market
Volume: 20,971
Pre-Market
Low: $ .1425
Pre-Market
Time (ET) Pre-Market
Price Pre-Market
Share Volume
08:11 $ .1425 1,000
08:11 $ .1425 10,000
08:05 $ .145 4,000
08:02 $ .145 971
08:00 $ .1425 2,200
08:00 $ .145 2,800
07:09 $ .1888 100
07:08 $ .15 100
07:08 $ .15 700
07:01 $ .15 100
07:01 $ .15 100
Someone knew about this PR 1 hour before its release.
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/090108/ny56589.html?.v=1
The programming is pretty much the same on both services with the best of option now.........who needs it?
http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/090108/ny56589.html?.v=1
Press Release Source: SIRIUS XM Radio
SIRIUS XM Radio Presents MiRGE, the First Interoperable Satellite Radio
Thursday January 8, 8:00 am ET
New interoperable Dock & Play radio delivers every SIRIUS and XM channel on one radio
NEW YORK, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- SIRIUS XM Radio (Nasdaq: SIRI - News) announced the launch of MiRGE, the first interoperable satellite radio. MiRGE allows subscribers to easily switch between SIRIUS and XM, allowing them to receive all the dynamic and exclusive commercial-free music, news, talk, sports and comedy channels and shows from both services.
.144 @ 7:19 this morning
Great, considering all of the futures are down
Hi Demian,Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
Not to be picky, but for your information. because you have used this expression before.
A block trade is considered to be a trade of at least 10,000 shares of stock.
Keysmark
Keysmark,Quote:
Originally Posted by Keysmark
Semantics.....semantics.
You are correct in that what is called a "block trade" is usually a block of 10,000 or more shares (also bond trades of $200,000 or more), but I didn't refer to it as "block trade" - I referred to it as a "100 share block."
Any number of shares when grouped together are referred to as a "block"...
you're being picky. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Keysmark
It wasn't meant as a criticism or an insult.Quote:
Originally Posted by LittleTrader