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And it will continue until retailers make them pay for it. Right now its not happening. Either going to stay in this range, or they choose to take it out of it, or news takes us out of it. Doesnt seem like the manipulation is getting better, in fact the lower the volume, the easier it is to see it, which means they dont give a crap. Complaints are on deaf ears it seems. ISEG is if nothing stepping it up lately.
16:00:27 0.32 100
16:00:27 0.29 100
16:00:27 0.30 200
16:00:27 0.31 600
16:00:27 0.32 100
16:00:05 0.34 900
do u see those trades demian?
16:00:04 $ .33 442,520
16:00:04 $ .33 10,500
16:00:04 $ .33 12,800
16:00:04 $ .33 20,000
16:00:04 $ .33 3,000
16:00:04 $ .33 100
16:00:04 $ .33 100
16:00:04 $ .33 25,900
16:00:04 $ .33 300
16:00:04 $ .33 50,000
16:00:04 $ .33 26,511
16:00:04 $ .33 154
16:00:04 $ .33 2,941
16:00:04 $ .33 100
16:00:04 $ .33 200
16:00:04 $ .33 27,502
16:00:04 $ .33 1,700
i do not see these on command center
Yea, I see that BS.......Quote:
Originally Posted by trippingthespeculatingpos
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Sirius XM Radio Inc. (SIRI) After Hours Trading
Sirius XM Radio Inc.
Apr. 8, 2009 Market Close: $ 0.33
After Hours Trade Reporting
After Hours
Last: $ .33
After Hours
High: $ .34
After Hours
Volume: 103,816
After Hours
Low: $ .29
After Hours
Time (ET) After Hours
Price After Hours
Share Volume
16:09 $ .33 27,502
16:02 $ .33 300
16:02 $ .33 300
16:02 $ .33 300
16:02 $ .33 43,234
16:01 $ .33 1,401
16:01 $ .33 23,599
16:00 $ .33 200
16:00 $ .33 100
16:00 $ .33 200
16:00 $ .33 400
16:00 $ .33 1,800
16:00 $ .33 1,700
16:00 $ .34 980
16:00 $ .32 100
16:00 $ .31 699
16:00 $ .30 200
16:00 $ .29 101
16:00 $ .32 100
16:00 $ .33 300
16:00 $ .33 300
did someone catch the 0.3367 trade right before the last trade of 0.33?
YEAH nas has a tottaly different last sale list on the close than command center has
The .29 and .30 are garbage. I had an order in for .305 and didnt get filled but someone did for .29???!!!:mad:
I saw that too, but I don't see it on the NASDAQ Last Sale list........weird........scary.Quote:
Originally Posted by hoping2rise
it was only a 100 shares stang :O
Would not even at 100 shares Stangs would get filled first because of price even if a partial.Quote:
Originally Posted by trippingthespeculatingpos
Yeah I would not have wanted to pay a commision on 100 shares its just the fact that I have had that order in for a week and they filled someone else at a lower price
Was your order for the AH market or the regular trading session?Quote:
Originally Posted by stang3O2
AH started trading before the regular trading ended......also notice the volume on those trades that went through.
i would not even consider them real trades
I think you would only pay the one commision stang......Quote:
Originally Posted by stang3O2
another worthless hit piece, **** this site im not even gonna post alink so they dont get any clicks from it from me.
How Apple will Kill Satellite Radio this Summer
Satellite radio will die soon anyway, but Apple will accidentally perform a mercy killing of Sirius XM Radio this summer. That is, if the rumors are true (and they probably are).
The first rumor is that Apple will ship in June or July a new iPhone and a new iPod Touch, both of which containing a new Broadcom BCM4329 chip that would give the gadgets 802.11n wireless. That would boost Wi-Fi, but even more interestingly enable the devices to broadcast music to any car stereo via FM. The feature would enable only buyers of new iPhones and new iPod touches to play audio in any car with an FM radio.
The second rumor is that both devices will get stereo Bluetooth audio streaming. That would enable anyone with a car sound system that supports Bluetooth to play iPhone and iPod Touch audio wirelessly. Although using this feature would require the right kind of car stereo, it would not require a new iPhone or iPod Touch — current devices will be able to take advantage of it.
It's likely that both of these rumors are true. If so, just about every iPhone and iPod Touch user will be able to easily play music, podcasts, streaming audio and other noise directly but wirelessly from their gadgets.
So how does that change things for Sirius XM Radio?
Yeah when i looked again i saw that it went through at 16:00:31 = 4 trades ( 2 at .29 and 2 at .30) total of 601 shares. my order is for regular hours.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demian
On a side note I have scottrade and I cant place an after hour trade until 4:15 pm can retail traders trade between between 4:00-4:15?
looks like they just changed the low back to .33 i guess those trades never happened haha at least some1 is policing this shit. that was an obvious attempt to create a scare and get people to sell, funny timing with this latest article too.
Scottrade sucks with that .005 fee on stocks under a dollar and yes you can trade during those times with a different broker using a seamless order - something Scottrade doesn't offer......Quote:
Originally Posted by stang3O2
I'm leaning towards moving to Think or Swim..........still doing research.
Quote:
Originally Posted by trippingthespeculatingpos
http://blogs.computerworld.com/how_a...io_this_summer
"How Apple will kill satellite radio this summer"
Brandon touched on this yesterday, here was his answer
Do I have to go into the whole content argument with yet another moron? Who is this guy?
There's is still something the cell phone co's (including Apple) still have not figured out how to do. That is how to make a cell phone battery that does not not lose its capacity with each subsequent charge.
A cell phone battery can barely make it through a day as a cell phone.
I think we have to face facts. They did that just to screw with us. Heck, ever since wwe discovered their secret code they ceased all communications.
I think they dropped it just to laugh at us.
another post from teh Fool. This one from the bearish view the other day:
http://www.fool.com/investing/small-...nny-stock.aspx
"My interest in Liberty follows from my interest in Sirius XM Radio (Nasdaq: SIRI). Fools know I'm bearish when it comes to the satellite radio supplier. At its current valuation, I sense that risks related to debt, dilution, weak partners, and emerging competition aren't being compensated.
And yet I could be wrong. Heck, I hope I'm wrong."