After market trading is allowed - see Pre CSPA https://www.asx.com.au/about/trading-hours.htm
Unfortunately like you I'm stuck with ANZ E trade and so don't have access to broker data. Can only speculate as to why they would want a lower price at close - maybe just an incentive to buy up at a lower price when investors see it close negative. Or maybe broker just has certain thresholds within trading limits and wants to keep the holding value as low as possible in order to trigger larger % gains in the future.
Given how thin the trading volume is - price manipulation is pretty easy to do, if like most people here you believe in this stock and are here for long term, I wouldn't worry about intra day fluctuations and just focus on a week to week value (if that suits your trading style)
Unless PYG doesn't keep growing for whatever reason and starts slowing down, only then am I going to pull any shares - got in at IPO and intend on seeing this through to the huge cash cow that I'm hoping it will become
GLTAH and DYOR
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