If anyone has any suspicions, afforded to them by their...

If anyone has any suspicions, afforded to them by their subscription to extended market services, that this stock is being concurrently sold and bought by the same entity, even if through different broker accounts, then that information should by law be passed onto both ASIC as well as to the Hon Josh Frydenberg MP's office.

ASIC currently comes under the portfolio responsibilities of:
The Assistant Treasurer,
The Hon Josh Frydenberg MP.
Contact details:
695 Burke Road,
Camberwell VIC 3124 Australia
Phone: 03 9882 3677
Fax: 03 9882 3773
Email: [email protected]

Wash trading is illegal -
DEFINITION of 'Wash Trading'
The process of buying shares of a company through one broker while selling shares through a different broker. Wash trading can also make a stock's volume appear to have a lot of activity resulting from the repeated buying and selling done by an individual or firm when, in fact, the shares have never changed owners.
INVESTOPEDIA EXPLAINS 'Wash Trading'
Wash trading is illegal, as it is done in order to manipulate the market and prompt other investors into buying the position. A quick turnaround in positions isn't considered wash trading, as long as the transaction creates market risk for the trader and changes their market position, even if only temporarily.
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