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Zitat kylekrol:
"Spoofing" is done to push the market in the direction that they want it to go to pick up shares. Basically if a "spoofer" shows a sell order, they are trying to entice people to sell to push the market down so they can pick up shares. If someone attempts to buy at that price, the "spoof" order is pulled. And vice versa. A "spoof" order is an illusion of what's available, and is used to trick people. I see it all the time in the futures markets. What we're seeing today is an algo trading 100 shares every minute or so to create the illusion of liquidity, and a "spoofer" joining in. I'm not sure if they're working together.
EDIT:
I only saw that "spoof" order twice today.
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