Jan 31, 2021
According to who? Coordinating with others for the primary purpose of pushing a stock price up is typically considered market manipulation or collusion under antitrust laws. It's definitely not "perfectly legal."
According to who? Coordinating with others for the primary purpose of pushing a stock price up is typically considered market manipulation or collusion under antitrust laws. It's definitely not "perfectly legal."
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