A one share trade was showing for 16.5c this morning. It could not have been a remnant order as it was in the middle of the queue. Had it been part of an order partly filled it would have been at the head of the queue for 16.5c. Interesting in that it now shows as an order for 2 shares. More interesting is how an order can have increased quantity and remain in the same place in the queue. ????
Does this mean that it can be in the queue for one share but if it gets to the head of the queue can it be increased to an order for 100.000 without losing its place ?.
I may just try this out to see if I can do the same. Watch this space.
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