@BenJohn @jay1983 Don't have to be pulled, just means any trades...

@BenJohn @jay1983

Don't have to be pulled, just means any trades at the indicative price,

provided there are sufficient at 1 cent to cover them, their sells

will transact first. They could have put sells in, theoretically at .1 of a cent,

and still got 1 cent at close.

Same deal in pre-open auction, buyers may bid (x $$$), more than a previous

closing price, just to "get in front", as will sellers offer at much lower,

but still get the higher bid for their shares.

A few of you need to research how open/closing auctions. work

Participating in auctions is reasonably safe, if there are sufficient bidders/sellers,

and they can't "PULL" their orders before cut off time.

Need to exercise some caution in auctions.

https://www.rivkin.com.au/blog/shar...e-asx-opening-and-closing-auctions-24222.aspx