Why does Scottrade sometimes show the wrong closing price for a stock?

"I know it doesn't count after hours."

After hours trades do count.

I don't use nor speak for this broker, but unless you need quotes for after hours trading, then I would not worry about where a stock closed.

As far as posting prices at 9PM, since there is no domestic trading, I would not worry about that either.

After HRS market closes 8PM EST on the ECNs.

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