Match each prohibited market practice on the left with its corresponding description on the right.
- Wash TradingExecuting transactions where there is no change in beneficial ownership to artificially inflate trading volume.
- SpoofingEntering non-bona fide orders with the intent to cancel them prior to execution to artificially shift market quotes.
- Marking the CloseEntering orders near the end of the trading day to artificially influence a security's official closing price.
- ChurningEngaging in excessive trading within a customer's account primarily to generate commissions for the registered representative.
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Wash Trading matches with executing transactions where there is no change in beneficial ownership. Spoofing matches with entering non-bona fide orders intended to be cancelled. Marking the Close matches with entering orders near the end of the trading day to influence the closing price. Churning matches with excessive trading in a client account to generate commissions.
Each practice directly corresponds to its regulatory definition under FINRA and SEC rules regarding prohibited market conduct. Wash trading requires no change in beneficial ownership; spoofing relies on fake order book signals; marking the close targets session end prices; churning exploits account authority for fees.
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Prohibited Market Manipulation and Fraudulent Practices
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