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Post by megphion Sep 10, 2003 3:22pm
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WhyWhy would anyone buy 2637 shares? I don't understand. 2000 shares went through at $0.065 and 637 at $0.085. I'm happy someone was willing to pay $0.085, but why would anyone buy an odd lot? I just don't get it. And why would anyone buy such a small amount. Don't they pay commissions like the rest of us. I think we will close at $0.07 today.
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