Is there a discount limit that cross trades can occur at?
What systems are in place to prevent company insiders, or even one entity with multiple trading accounts, from doing cross trades at a 20% discount to try and manipulate prices?
The ASX really needs to clamp down on these stupid low volume transactions and blatant manipulation.
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