I always presumed the low or high ball bids where "at market" bids , basically a next available bid for whatever is the closest available price . .... I may be wrong of course !
It's hard to say with the sells at the end of the day , might they be the remainders of orders that need to be finalised that particular day and are sold to the highest available buy , ie at market?
Would be great to get some clarity from a pro trader, as this is common on a lot of stocks pre and post trading
I always presumed the low or high ball bids where "at market"...
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