First of all, the gold market has huge funds. It won't fluctuate because of the relationship between 100 and 99 hands, but it's about the landlord. Suppose the price list is 99. If it is 100 lot, the result is price change, and 1 hand hangs in the position of 99 lot. Suppose the original price is 30.5 to 30.6. After the transaction, it will become 30.6 to 30.7, and the extra hand will be placed at 30.6 until the transaction is completed. When a transaction is completed without a pending order, there will be a phenomenon of separation of price and quantity. For example, 30.5 versus 30.7.

As for your so-called 1 100 million (refers to the number of lots exceeding the market share), if it deviates from the spread indefinitely, the price will soar instantly.