The most important thing to note about this $REI market data is the date: the latest hourly candle retrieved is from December 17, 2025—ten months ago.

The same batch of results still includes a price and a figure labeled “24-hour change.” The quote fields are fully populated, but the timestamp hasn’t kept up. Using this data to rank today’s price gains would mix stale market data into current decisions.

Anyone looking to buy or sell REI shouldn’t use these figures to judge its current strength, let alone as a basis for placing an order. First check whether the trading page is active and whether the buy and sell quotes are up to date—that’s the only way to know what kind of market you’re dealing with.

My conclusion is clear: REI’s market data should be excluded this time. It shows that the data isn’t fresh enough; it does not justify concluding that REI has been suspended from trading or delisted.