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How is it going out there?

It's Friday, August 28th.

I'm Frank Curzio hosted the Frankly Speaking Podcast

where I answer all your questions about the

market stocks economy sports anything else you want to throw at me I created this

podcast to answer more of your questions that you were sending me through my Wall Street

unplugged Podcasts,

the podcast I host every Wednesday.

If you have any questions you want answered,

to send an email at cursio1 at gmail.com,

be sure to put frankly speaking in the headline. You never know your question may be the one I read on this

podcast. Let's start with a question from Mike.

To say Frank, sometime over the years you mentioned the idea of creating limit orders with crazy low prices. Asia slumping, I put in a few last night, and they filled in the

open. I think when Mike says last night, I think this was on Sunday you sent me this email on Monday,

because I closed hours later for a 15 to 30% gain. It's amazing.

And I also got an email. It's going to relate to this from Alan. So today was a field day for

stink bids. Maybe you can discuss why they happen and also how to avoid

getting caught selling at an artificially low bid. I'm guessing some of the low-ball

morning bids came at the expense of people who had trailing stops entered with brokers or maybe market

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