Yep: it's a computer. I don't think it's doing anything untoward...

Yep: it's a computer. I don't think it's doing anything untoward though. I cancelled my order and the little 600 share order instantly jumped up to .54, behind an existing .54c sell order. I surmise that it is set to ask whatever the lowest current asking price is at that exact moment.

With most stocks, you expect computer trading and stupid one-share buys and sells designed purely to manipulate the market and make the course of sales hard to read, but not in something as thinly traded as UOS. However, this one seems to be compleely harmless. Sorry if I've bored you with this ultimately trivial matter. I was just curious.

And having cancelled my sell order, largely just to see what the bot did, I think I'll just leave the order cancelled and find the cash somewhere else. I didn't much like the idea of selling any UOS anyway. :)