Suspicious Activity Reporting

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    Due to unusual trading yesterday I looked into this a bit.

    Here is the Suspicious trading activity links.  In fact, as a trader you are obligated to report suspicious activity.  

    I'm not saying if I did or didn't put in a report, as that's not allowed.  8)  But the links below are helpful.

    http://asic.gov.au/regulatory-resou...n-markets/report-suspicious-trading-activity/

    http://asic.gov.au/regulatory-resou...-guides/rg-238-suspicious-activity-reporting/

    Email: [email protected]

    So, on a quick glance, potentially someone might be in conflict with RG 238.36.  For me, VLA's trading seemed to fall in this section.  I also did see other sections possible applicable, but I'm busy actually & have got to make a living !!

    RG 238.36

    Examples of indicators that a market participant may wish to take into account when considering whether a reportable matter exists include (but are not limited to): (a) unusual or unexpected activity.:

    (i) transactions that do not appear to make economic sense;
    (iii) orders inconsistent with previous investment behaviour or investment profiles;  
    (b) unusual concentration of trading or repetition of trading;
    (e) rapid purchase and sale of shares;
    (f) buying and selling shares with no discernible purpose;
    (g) sell-down of stock to purchase particular securities, which are then sold
    trades modifying the valuation of a position without affecting the size of the position;
    (j) trades modifying the valuation of an underlying financial instrument to create an impact on a related derivative;

    Uru !
 
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