Hello folks. Just wanted a little clarification on pre-after market liquidity. Even during normal trading hours if the sellers were many and the the stock tumbled, would we have enough buyers for say an institutional holder wanting to sell at least quarter of the common stocks or there is always a sucker/opportunist on the other side seeing this as a cheap bargain. Today around 4am eastern it said LEH was up 4.34% in pre market, what does this mean? Is this the asking price or a bidding price. Who determines the hike in price of LEH. Is data feed provided by Quotetracker updated with latest news headlines, earning reports etc or does one usually have to look for these else where. I'd assume there is a lagging factor here and it couldn't be possible for the folks at quotetracker to know all latest news, m/a etc. Your feedbacks appreciated