Thanks ST.

But again, I don't understand the following scenario from this morning...I bid 0.13 for 5000 TYHJF. It executes a buy at 0.128. So far so good. In the trading station I made the trade it shows me the 0.128, while on the same screen, when I punch in TYHJF it shows a total of 5000 traded for the day at 0.1224. That's my 5000 as I bought 5000 and only 5000 has or had been bought at that time. I paid no commission (I have a bunch of free trades) so it has nothing to do with that. And it is not a bid/ask issue, as it is the "last price". Now my holdings of over 200,000 shares TYHJF are all valued at the last price of 0.1224 rather than what I paid, 0.128, as a last price. This has happened at least three times that I recognized. And as mentioned, in each case what was reported out publicly was a lower last price than I actually paid. I have two trading stations, and I checked a friend's trading station...3 different providers...that were all reporting my purchase as 0.1224, while my trade was confirmed to me at 0.128, and all my holdings of TYHEE are valued using the 0.1224.

By the way, and maybe it's clear, the FED just admitted publicly someting it was already doing, buying Treasurys, i.e., printing digital money out of nowhere. Stunning.

Still confused. Cinderella Man