End of Day 3

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 		<div>"First things first, every hero needs an identity. Here at Vex, you'll take on a new name and look, just like stepping into an RPG. Customize your cyberpunk avatar and name until you find the perfect fit. Once you're ready, let's continue."
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 		<div>SPV2
-“Stark
-Industries"
+“Tyrell Corporation"
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 		<div>SPV3
 “Universal
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 Industries"
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 		<div>SPV5
-“Tyrell
-Corporation"
+“Stark Industries"
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 		<div>"Each auction lasts five business days. Your mission, should you choose to accept it, is to join forces with other investors to reach the $1 million goal. If we succeed, our brokerage will go forth to secure the shares. If not, your investment is automatically refunded."
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 		<div>SPV1
 
 “LexCorp"
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+		<div>SPV5
+“Stark
+Industries"
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 		<div>Please confirm that you are a Qualified Purchaser by checking the upcoming box. This is a real adventure with real money at stake, and it's important to go in with eyes wide open.</div>
 		<div>I am a Qualified Purchaser</div>
 		<div>SPV2
-“Stark 
-Industries"
+“Tyrell 
+Corporation"
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 		<div>"Before we embark on our journey, a quick but crucial note: Investing in pre-IPO companies is not without risks. You must be a Qualified Purchaser (QP) to participate. This means you understand that there's a chance you could lose your entire investment."
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 		<div>Day 3</div>
 		<div>Looking at our LexCorp bids, the bottom one has a status of “Partial”. That is because there are enough bids on the book to clear only part of this bid.</div>
 		<div>Let’s bump up our bid to $1.05.</div>
+		<div>Partially Outbid
+</div>
 		<div>Our ticket is loaded. Note that the bid is no longer $1.00 but $1.01. We can no longer place bids at $1.00 because they would automatically fall below the cut off line.
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 		<div>$10,100</div>
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 		<div>$1.08</div>
+		<div>50,000 @ $1.06
+
+</div>
+		<div>50,000 @ $1.08
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 		<div>The clearing price is still $1.00, implying a valuation of $100m. Two things have changed. First, you can no longer place a bid at $1.00. Second, this auction will clear successfully in two days.
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+		<div>50,000 @ $1.07
+
+</div>
+		<div>As Day 3 ends, the auction is going to close successfully. That has started to attract larger players. $1.02 is coming up and some bidders are bumping up their bids.
+</div>
+		<div>$1.09</div>
 		<div>As the “Outbid Bar” sweeps down the $1.00 line, a couple of bidders have also improved their bids. When the “Outbid Bar” reaches the bottom, all remaining bids will be refunded.
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 		<div>10,000 @ $1.06</div>
+		<div>20,000 @ $1.08
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