In an effort to spread
out and embed the
investment awareness
culture among the
dealers, in particularly
with respect to the
Regulatory rules related
to the Market Conduct,
CMA illustrates in the
following grid some of
the acts and practices
that are considered
types of manipulative
and deceptive acts or
practices with the
purpose of making a
false or misleading
impression of trading
activity or interest in
the purchase or sale of
the security or an
artificial bid price,
ask price or trade price
for the security:
- Entering an
order or orders for
the purchase of a
security with the
prior knowledge that
an order or orders
of substantially the
same size, time and
price for the sale
of that security,
has been or will be
entered.
- Entering an
order or orders on a
security in order to
establish a
predetermined sale
price, ask price or
bid price.
