Clearing up some confusion
Have you ever noticed that after the bell goes off and the market is closed that you see shares still being traded? like .0014 1,500,000 form t 16:04 P.M.?
What is happening is the MM's are placing orders that were placed during the day and didn't fit with anything else. (They also hold some to manipulate the price and enter them after the market). They are essentially "Cleaning up the desk". Ten to one they were holding them in case the price went up to .0016 so they could drag it back down to .0015 after the close.
Now when After Hours opens up, they are all form t trades. They technically have to fill out a form for each order.
So here is the definition: A NASD form that is used for reporting an equity trade that was executed after the normal market hours.
Here is an example that happened today: MGLG closed at .0014. Immediately after the bell, some form t orders followed at .0015. So you can say that MGLG closed at .0015.
It isn't until 4:30 P.M. est that AH officially opens again, but MGLG doesn't trade in After Hours.
I hope that helps. :)
Good Morning MGLG and BCLE people!
Monday could be a possible big day for MGLG. It was growing on Friday in anticipation of the production report on the wells coming out. They are just waiting for the flow figures from Citizen's. Karen at IR said that is the only thing that they are waiting on per the post that I posted on here. So stand bye, this could be one hell of a ride.
BCLE is in cruise position and is at a prime price.
I am wishing that this was Monday, lol. Oh well, it will come.
Any ideas or thoughts on anything, please post them here.
Have a great morning. :)
Bill
Cool Learning Experience for Everyone...
A company I have been watching for months has just given a much expected PR.
GNTA is going to do a reverse split 50-for-1. It will be effective as of market open - July 1st.
http://www.businesswire.com/portal/s...53&newsLang=en
As an investor, I have personally never followed a stock that has R/S before and therefore would not know how to predict anything that is going to happen with this stock.
I understand that share price generally falls after a company does a R/S.
But when can we expect it to go back up?? OR Is this pretty much the end for GNTA??
I dont have the answers to these questions. I dont even have all the questions I should be asking.
But!
If there are other investors/traders on this forum who feel the way I do, perhaps we could all begin watching GNTA together and use it as a learning experience.
Heck, we might even find a good entry point on GNTA and make a little money in the process...
So, does anyone else think this is a good idea?