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A trader places a large buy order for 50,000 shares at $100.01 and immediately cancels it 500 milliseconds later, after a small market order executes on the bid side at $99.98.
If the goal was to create fake momentum, this is an example of:
- Spoofing
- Short Squeezing
- Index Arbitrage
- Front-running
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