It filled at 10k .0185 and was also a 20k trade at .0185 at the same time, lot of double prints today, shows more of potential double print buying.
"This leads to another variation of this called the go along buyer. It means when a broker knows there is a big buyer in the stock who is carefully buying at good prices. Instead of standing there all day and trying to work the stock, he will leave instructions with the specialist to tag along with the other buyer. In other words, whenever buyer A buys stock, I want to buy stock there too, same shares, same price. "
So the first trade was the 20K shares I bought at $.01085. The second trade was the 10K at $.0109 -
An interesting side note (maybe). The execution time for the first trade was reported at 10:51:13 on iHub. But was reported by Fidelity at 10:51:12 - Why the one second difference? One rounded the time up while the other rounded the time down??