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Kurt_and_Hunter Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu May-06-10 05:44 PM
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Stock exchanges invalidating craziest priced sales during the 2:40-3:00 EST period
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Edited on Thu May-06-10 06:00 PM by Kurt_and_Hunter
Long story short: If you're the guy who bought Acenture at $0.04 (Or P&G at $39) your money will be refunded and the shares will not be delivered. (I have mixed feelings about this.)

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Nasdaq to cancel trades
Thu May 6, 2010

Nasdaq to cancel trades

NEW YORK, May 6 (Reuters) - Nasdaq Operations (NDAQ.O) said it will cancel all trades executed between 2:40 p.m. to 3 p.m. showing a rise or fall of more than 60 percent from the last trade in that security at 2:40 p.m or immediately prior. Nasdaq said the stocks affected and break points will be disseminated soon.

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN0613925120100506?type=marketsNews


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P&G Trades Won't Stand: NYSE CEO

The CEO of the New York Stock Exchange told CNBC Thursday that some of Thursday's trades in Procter & Gamble "will get taken off the table."

P&G , which dropped about $20 in a minute, traded as low as $39.37 at one point. "That $39 trade will not stand," said Duncan Niederauer. "I think it was just a few offers and there weren't many bids."

"This is the market structure we all signed up for," Niedermayer said. "Today we had to slow the market down. We also have the right to slow down the market as appropriate," he added.

"I don't think you are looking for one bank that traded the wrong number of shares," Niederauer said. "Electronic markets have a different business model."

The chief executive also had a prediction for Friday's market open: It's going to be "fairly ugly tomorow morning."

http://www.cnbc.com/id/37001247
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