What is the ludicrous business? Binding my money in the stock exchange until noon? What sort of man made this highly foolish decision. I purchased shares in AEZS and it was up 48.3% until this morning when it's dropping at 7.52% still. I got on at 8:30 Central to get rid of the shares so I could keep the profit. Well unfortunately I guess we're running some imaginary stock market! The NYSE open at 8:30 Central or 9:30 Pacific. You basically bind our money for 2.5 hours straight. AEZS made a public announcement and confirmed to shareholders (I hold this share in real life from $4, its at 10.XX currently.) that their company had nothing to do with the recent share price jump. Well this means obviously company is doing nothing. SO! I hopped on my Vanguard account, sold 6,000 shares of it and I'm happy with more than a 100% gain. I get on ECC and evidently the "market" isn't open.
Please explain why this is. It's not at all replicating a real stock market. (NYSE)
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