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When it comes to spoofing, the strategies, methods, and frequency constantly evolve, but at its core, spoofing is still the use of false orders to create a misleading impression of buying or selling pressure.
By Alan Jukes, Nasdaq
Spoofing is not a new behavior, yet continues to be at the forefront of high profile enforcement actions.
When it comes to spoofing, the more we see things change, the more we see certain things stay the same. The strategies, methods and frequency are constantly evolving, but at its core, spoofing is still the use of false orders to create a misleading impression of buying or selling pressure.