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It makes perfect sense.Its because one person sold an odd amount...

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    It makes perfect sense.

    Its because one person sold an odd amount which cascades down and affects the rest of the orders because it means when someone buys a full amount i.e 100,000 the person selling to them still has a residuel amount - the 18 or whatever shares.

    Hence why you'll see the opposite end of the spectrum, orders ending in 88 will also see orders ending with 12. The total makes a round number.

    Am I making sense? There doesn't appear to be a "code" of any sort to me.
 
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