Small amount of education for you here so that you may learn. at one point none of us here knew anything so do not feel bad about not understanding. When you see a trade that prints after the close like that it is not after hours trading. It means that a broker made the trade earlier in the day or a combination of trades more likely and did not report at the time of transactions. They then "print" the trade shortly after trading closes. Usually this happens within a few minutes or sometimes even seconds after the close. In this case it was not a sell off but rather a settling print from a trade or partial order that was filled earlier. Most trading platforms will not reflect those trades although sometimes they will. Tomorrow as an example if the firsts trade is at .03 as it most likely will be unless I am unable to buy that low it will show no increase. In the cases where the late print triggers in the platform then the same trade would show up 33 percent or whatever the percentage was.
On another note, When you see increasing volume and escalating share prices at the same time then the money flow or order flow is increasing. When you catch one this early with a company that may hold the key to mainstream acceptance and marketing of cannabis companies then it can be fun. Real fun.
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