Hey guys,Just a thought... If you REALLY wanted to know who the...

Hey guys,

Just a thought... If you REALLY wanted to know who the "bots" are, i have an idea. Not sure if it will work, but if you requested to see the register of members of the company at a particular date, then request another one a day later you may be able to work out the difference and find who the member was that was trading. It would take forever and might not work, but if you have nothing else to do except bug the staff at head office then it could be worth a shot ha.

Hopefully the bots can trade the price higher.
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Anyone has a right to inspect a copy of a company’s share register. As a member, you may inspect the register free of charge. However, the company may charge other people to inspect the register. The inspection fee is set out in Sch 4 of the Corporations Regulations 2001 (Corporations Regulations).

Anyone has a right to request a copy of a company’s share register. A company must provide a copy of the register to you within seven days of you requesting the copy. The maximum fee for supplying a copy of the register is set out in Sch 4 of the Corporations Regulations.


When requesting a copy, you must provide your name, address and the purpose of your request. You cannot obtain a copy of a register for an improper purpose, such as:
soliciting a donation from a member
soliciting a member of a company as a stockbroker or sharebroker
gathering information about the personal wealth of a member, or
making an unsolicited offer to purchase financial products such as shares or units off-market.