Is that not just because they are cross trades? The net effect on the exchange is zero because the broker settles it internally? I don't think that means the trades are reversed?
A cross trade occurs when a broker executes an order to buy and sell the same security at the same time, in which both the buyer and seller are clients of the broker. A Cross Trade is represented by XT in the course of sales.
If your order has been cross traded you will be able to view this on your confirmation contract note where it will be stated as 'Crossed Trade'.Is that not just because they are crossed trades?
Is that not just because they are cross trades? The net effect...
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| No. | Vol. | Price($) |
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| 1 | 148000 | 2.2¢ |
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