No, the buy back did not make much difference to yesterdays...

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    No, the buy back did not make much difference to yesterdays trading- but it doesn't have to.

    Similar trading pattern today to yesterday.

    Regular market sales of just over 600 shares per time repeated endlessly- has done for days- these would add up.

    I also suspect a bot trading pips. A regular patten of limit orders both buy and sell- slight modification on yesterday. Four limit orders together repeated all day- including an order of 7000. When the 7000 gets sold/bought within a second or two a new 7000 order with its mates. Not much profit on each trade but for the price of electricity and whatever they pay the ASX- it must add up across the market. I believe the argument that this increases depth for other traders. Otherwise, given the market cap of DDH, trading this stock could be difficult.

    Anyway, time to get off the laptop and do something useful.

    Toodle pip.
 
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