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I think you misunderstood GP - he is saying they didn’t spoof trades, ie order executions, which is correct because you can’t spoof trades. You are talking ab
by caffeine 5y ago
I think you misunderstood GP - he is saying they didn’t spoof trades, ie order executions, which is correct because you can’t spoof trades.
You are talking about spoofed orders.
A spoofed trade doesn’t really exist - the closest thing would be a wash trade, where you trade with yourself to make other people think a price is trading.
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- arcticbull 5y agoI see your point, and thank you for the clarification. I've often heard this referred to as "spoof trading" and "spoof orders" interchangeably. I could be mistaken, of course. For instance [1]. [1] https://constantinecannon.com/practice/whistleblower/whistleblower-types/financial-investment-fraud/market-manipulation-trading-violations/ https://constantinecannon.com/practice/whistleblower/whistle...
- bboreham 5y agoCross that website off your list of useful definitive sources. “Order” is before execution, “trade” is after.