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What is Market Manipulation?
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Posted: 18 Mar, 2008
by: Stewart B.
Updated: 18 Mar, 2008
by: Stewart B.
Market manipulation is any activity that causes stock prices to move artificially. This can be the result of, but not limited to, working with other traders, using multiple accounts, or using single accounts. Fines will be levied by RealityMarkers.com or you might find that you made a significant donation to a charity out of your account while you slept. By joining, you accept these terms.
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