Replies to post #19743 on Hemi Energy Group Inc. (fka HMGP)

[zguy]

investorstallone, that is just the "standard definition" of an after hours trade.

The definition is all fine and dandy when looking at only a portion of the picture. Meaning, if looking at just one day worth of trading and seeing this then there may not be much else thought put into it. However, with HMGP these happen nearly daily. That is odd because there aren't mistakes being made on a DAILY basis where the trades aren't printed at the time they were made. This will happen on other stocks once every couple months or there abouts... not daily. And, let us just say it IS somebody making a mistake everyday on HMGP but not other stocks. If that were the case, it doesn't explain the AH prints that go through at a price lower than the lowest posted bid for the entire day... if it were a trade that happened during the day it should be above the lowest bid and below the highest ask. About 25% or even more of these are below the lowest bid. So, when looking at the entire picture, the Ameritrade rep's textbook definition doesn't fit :)