__/ [ Stephen Fairchild ] on Tuesday 04 July 2006 22:51 \__
> Robt. Miller wrote:
>
>>
>> Vol: 899,812.00 Avg Vol: 47,000.00
>>
>> I don't know the stock market very well so forgive my ignorance in
>> asking this - does the above mean that trading in SCOX shares is
>> approximately 20 times higher than normal? If so, doesn't that trigger
>> any interest by the entities that regulate this stuff or is this
>> perfectly normal?
>>
> It could be investors looking for a bounce before it all goes down the
> toilet.
All I know is that SCO's stock sank 20% the other day. When people sell /en
masse/ the trading volume will be higher. Volume can be either a bad or a
good (or neutral) indicator... it only says something about level of
activity. One of the big shareholders of SCO must be Microsoft.
Best wishes,
Roy
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