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I'm curious as well. As a guess, maybe to try to create higher levels of support? If the share price sky rocketed before bad results, the pull back might be lower than the previous share ramping.

Or maybe to do with the share price always trending down right before results have been released with Kogan. So maybe if insto's aren't trying to push the price down now to collect cheap shares pre results, it's because they know they'll pick up cheap shares post results? Just throwing guesses out there though.

I personally would like to see the market depth thicken on both sides. Not sure why it's so thin? If anyone could help answer that for me then that'd be great.