Column 1| Column 2| Column 3| Column 4| Column 5 3:11:38 PM|...

	Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5
1	3:11:38 PM	0.930	15,692	14,593.560
2	3:10:53 PM	0.945	2,500	2,362.500
3	3:10:11 PM	0.945	81	76.545
4	3:10:11 PM	0.940	13	12.220
5	3:10:11 PM	0.940	91	85.540
6	3:10:11 PM	0.940	1,163	1,093.220
7	3:10:11 PM	0.940	3,000	2,820.000
8	3:10:11 PM	0.940	562	528.280
9	3:04:25 PM	0.940	699	657.060
10	3:02:34 PM	0.935	181	169.235
11	2:39:16 PM	0.930	32	29.760
12	2:25:24 PM	0.850	5,413,166	4,601,191.100	S3 XT
13	2:22:13 PM	0.930	315	292.950
14	2:05:32 PM	0.930	1,262	1,173.660
15	2:04:43 PM	0.930	770	716.100
16	1:59:02 PM	0.930	386	358.980
17	1:48:29 PM	0.930	1,543	1,434.990
18	1:33:52 PM	0.935	3,208	2,999.480

A sale from 0.93c down to 0.85c, but the price quickly rebounded back to previous levels to end the day at 0.91c. That is a big percentage of the company to change hands on the open market. How much was exercised at closer to the 0.90c mark is an unknown.

Is there some statutory requirement that certain large trades must occur on the open market, because someone was offering enough shares to accommodate it. This is something like 6.68% of the company changing hands in one trade.