RE: 125 shares?Just to clarify odd numbers of shares being sold. There are time that the trading company have sales or purchases which are not in even lots. So as an example with a trade of 10125 shares, they can easily sell the 10000 shares but end up with 125 shares left over. So at some point they decide to get rid of them at whatever price they can get. The trading companies do not pay a per-transaction trading charge so they really don't care if they have to sell an odd lot. It's just that they get a poor price for the odd lots.