No I am implying that ASX realises it achieves more by auditing stocks that suddenly fall in value. It is better than trying to audit any stock going up or down. It reduces the amount of surveillance and any toppy stocks that unexpectedly fall will be eventually audited, so they will have to explain their meteroic moves in either directions.
Double the value for half the ATO cost of resources.
If a stock is sold down in an orderly manner I dont think it would be an issue.
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No I am implying that ASX realises it achieves more by auditing...
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