Dear me, you are upset. Hope this helps.The ASX is a market...

Dear me, you are upset. Hope this helps.
The ASX is a market where buyers and sellers meet to transact (in shares). Buyers offer to buy at different prices (D) and sellers do the same to sell (S). Where buyers and sellers both agree, a sale occurs. This is called the equilibrium price (E) or market clearing price.

The fact that I only want to offer a price X (I provided my reasons.), below the current market clearing price means I won't get my bid filled, until either the S (supply curve) moves to the right or the D (demand curve) moves to the left. That depends on the information available to buyers and sellers.

This isn't something to get upset about.