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In the old HSX days when posting, if there was "no message" inside a post players would put "nm" at the end of their post
so that people didn't click to see what was "inside" the post..only to find out there was nothing inside.
In those days, HSX's computer did not automatically put "nm" on the post if there was 'no message' inside. Players did this to be courteous to others so they wouldn't waste time clicking on a post, only to find there was nothing inside it.
As mrbinns stated, it simply means 'no message' but today the computer automatically places that on a post when nothing is inside.. so 'nm' simply means: "no message" (inside).
Now you know the history for this as well! 
Can the strike price be devined from the MS price? What does {nm} mean? Sep 10, 19:57
Division by 2.2 for those 4-Day Weekends as outlined in the Market Calendar Adjust. {nm} Sep 11, 10:38
Rounded to the Nearest 5...? When did that rule come about? {nm} Sep 13, 22:15
In the old HSX days when posting, if there was "no message" inside a post players would put "nm" at the end of their post Sep 11, 07:43
That should be in the trivia for Learn & Earn, thanks Flash. {nm} Sep 11, 14:43
