First helpful hint....... remember you're working with pennies and fractions of pennies here as a base rather than a $1 base like big boards do.
A penny is 0.0001% of $100. 10 000 pennies make $100. One penny pf 10 000 pennies is 1/10 000 (0.0001). One penny is equal to 1% of $1 (meaning one hundred pennies make $1).
JD for example is over $350 a share.
That's one reason you see the huge volume and trades of millions of shares on the OTC and trades of 1, 5, 10 etc on the big board stocks.
Comparatively it essentially in simple round takes 10,000 times the volume on the OTC to move a stock..........