Very interesting. Noticed that your trades vol nets to zero (and...

Very interesting. Noticed that your trades vol nets to zero (and even some brokers net to zero). I use a service that uses UBS as the trading platform and so IMO all trades would be captured in your listing. There is even a broker called "Unassigned Transactions" which may be a systems glitch.

I don't know how most of these BOT trades don't make a profit (it's in the algorithm) but looking at the 3rd last and 2nd last columns can I assume these are averages of prices traded over the 40 days of trades? Don't get too much out of if they are. Some in the higher ranks though
(UBS with $0.459buy - $0,461sell, Barclays etc ) have a tiny range which might be proof that they are BOT trading. The lower the ranking the spread opens up. Many newer investors might "small trade" through their Super account (Australia Super uses UBS) but these are at broker charges not like the pricing of say Commsec's (Commonwealth) $5 trades.

Just my 5c worth.