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SEC Follow Up Exhibits Part C SEC_OEA_FCIC_001760-2501

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selected set of charts for Susquehanna International Group, UBS, and Morgan<br />

Stanley. We can generate these charts for all filers, and all securities.<br />

13. How to read the charts: These charts contain a lot of information. The title lines<br />

identify the filer, the security (“Company Name”), the Market Capitalization<br />

Decile (where “1” indicates a small firm, and “10” indicates a large firm), and the<br />

maximum score for that filer and that security. 12 Each date is identified at the<br />

bottom of the chart: first, days are numbered consecutively (1 to 80), followed by<br />

a letter for the month, and then the date (e.g., N03 indicates November 3 rd ). The<br />

date is followed by an asterisk and the “score” for any date that was identified by<br />

the scoring mechanism.<br />

14. How to read the charts – Security price movements: The dark blue jagged line<br />

shows the daily closing prices for the security. On that line, a yellow or green<br />

diamond indicates a day with a statistically significant stock price drop, and a red<br />

circle indicates an earnings announcement. The grey line indicates the relative<br />

movements of the S&P 500 on that date.<br />

15. How to read the charts – Volume data: The height of the blue volume bar<br />

indicates total reported transaction volume on that date (including long and short<br />

volume). The height of the light pink bar indicates total short selling volume on<br />

that date, as reported by the exchanges. The degree of overlap between the total<br />

short selling volume (light pink bar) and the total trading volume (blue bar)<br />

indicates what percentage of total market volume was associated with short-<br />

12 The “score” reflects the level of interest, based on the criteria identified above. We view the current<br />

criteria and scoring as a work in progress, and would expect to modify the scoring and criteria based on<br />

feedback from staff. Currently, the maximum possible score for a given day is 30.<br />

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For Internal <strong>SEC</strong> Discussion Purposes Only<br />

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