Friday, April 11, 2014 8:02:37 PM
1. An ordered filled during the course of the day, when it was in that range.
or
2. If it did not trade in that range (or only briefly / less volume), that an order was placed at that price and specialist but was doing their best to get shares at a lower price during the cay and finally closed it at the EOD, topping it off with whatever shares are left on the ask.
In particular, I have (higher than ask) limit orders close-out minutes after the bell, and then notice a large order posted.
Anyhow, these are some of my thought, right or wrong.
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