It's hard to tell. I would interpret the transactions for no cash consideration to be potential loans or returns with short traders. So a negative transaction for no cash might be lending shares to a short trader, while a positive transaction for no cash might be when the shares are returned.
But there are also a lot of trades for cash, which might be private or on market.
With the non-cash trades, I'm having trouble getting a feel for the balance over time. Each day seems to have both positive and negative non-cash trades with reasonably large numbers going in both directions. I would need to extract the trades into a table for a proper analysis and I'm to lazy and busy right now...
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