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I've never seen the fairness of after hours trading. The majority of people don't have access to it (that I've spoken to), yet that is when you see some major m

• enraged_camel 13y ago
  From Wikipedia: Trading outside these regular hours is not a new phenomenon but previously was limited to high net-worth investors and institutional investors like mutual funds.[2] The emergence of private trading systems, known as electronic communication networks or ECNs, has allowed individual investors to participate in after-hours trading. In other words, nothing unfair about it.
• adventured 13y ago
  The majority of investors can easily get access to after hours trading these days. A simple Scottrade account comes with the ability to trade after hours.
• meric 13y ago
  That's only because companies tend to release market sensitive information outside of trading hours. If you do it within trading hours, a trading halt must be in place. In which case, the major moves up or down of a stock is still outside of trading hours. Price changes are discrete, not continuous.
• onedognight 13y ago
  > The majority of people don't have access to it Schwab supports after hours trading from their accounts.