Late trading

Late trading refers to trading carried out at the day’s prices after the stock market has closed. This exploitation of information which becomes available after prices have been fixed breaches the trader’s duty of allegiance (i.e. harms the investor), the solution: forward pricing

Term-Nr.: 509

German: Late Trading (499)

Source: SFO D15 2010 m. e. E., 24.04.2010

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