I am just a small investor through Westpac trading platform, if I put in a sell order outside the expected trading range I get knocked back by Westpac, how come this rule does not apply to those institutions trying to manipulate the market for their gain ? and don't get me started on those people shorting the market, I don't think it should be allowed, I know their are pros and cons but I have been burned a few times by shorters over the years
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| Open | High | Low | Value | Volume |
| 50.0¢ | 51.0¢ | 49.5¢ | $361.8K | 722.0K |
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| 21 | 70638 | 49.5¢ |
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| 50.0¢ | 39335 | 15 |
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