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Wednesday, April 27, 2011 5:35:52 PM
He says (after many edits already):
A Z trade is a trade resulting from an "intermarket sweep". It represents an order from an institutional trader or a market maker. An intermarket sweep order basically searches the market for the best price available and then picks up as many shares as possible. There is also an "F" trade that is also an intermarket sweep.
Wrong. An F trade is the indicator used for an intermarket sweep trade, which is what he gives a definition of above.
However a Z trade, is classified as "Out of Sequence, or Late". Similar to a T trade which is classified as "Outside of market hours".
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Where is your source Mr Promoter? Oh that's right, it's in the Phinance textbook of course.
Nice try again to lie and pretend that institutional investors and MMs are loading up on BEHL stock LOL. What an embarrassment!
Get dominated by facts, once again.
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