ghosting investment & finance definition
Collusion
between at least two market makers (specialists who have been authorized to
conduct trades in certain companies’ stock) to manipulate the price of a stock.
Ghosting is accomplished by one firm pushing a stock price higher or lower,
with the other firms following the first firm’s lead. The stock is sold at the
new levels, resulting in a guaranteed profit. It is illegal because market
makers are required to compete against each other and create a fair
marketplace.
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Illegal collusion among market makers to manipulate the market price of a stock.
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