Ann: Spectur to present at NWR Virtual Investor Conference, page-32

Not sure what your source is but it appears to me that you are looking only at single order entries in the course of sales, which is different to actual order size (because often single orders - buy or sell - are matched against more than just one corresponding contra-order).

For example, I took a quick look at the course of sales as presented by one of the brokers I use, viz, CommSec.

As can be seen, the shaded transactions look like 5 discrete trades involving , respectively, 5000, 129897, 70103, 172458 and 17542 shares.

But actually, those figures represent just two orders, the first one at 0.095c (the size of the order being for 5000 + 129897 +70103 = 205,000 shares) which was executed as 3 separate transactions (3 buyers and one seller or one buyer and 3 sellers), and the second one at 0.094c (the total order size in this case was 172458 + 17542 =180,000 shares) across two transactions (one seller for two buyers, or vice versa):



Here's another case of two orders just a few seconds later, the first one for a total of 120, ooo shares @ 0.095c and the one below it for a total of 200,000 shares:




And here's a single order involving 200,000 shares:




There are many more of these trades in excess of 100,000 shares.
(This should not be surprising, because 100,000 shares represents less than a mere $10,000 order size.)

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