Stock Market Manipulations

By Rajesh Aggarwal, Guojun Wu. 2006

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Subfields: Accounting, Economics and Econometrics, Finance

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Citations in the corpus

• Price manipulation in the Bitcoin ecosystem (2018, methodology): “Testing for Potential Price Manipulation Today Aggarwal and Wu (2006) describe one of the cases that involved price manipulation of “penny stocks.””
• Microstructure-Based Manipulation: Strategic Behavior and Performance of Spoofing Traders (2013, neutral): “In Aggarwal and Wu (2006), manipulators can be profitable, and smart money, contrary to conventional wisdom, may actually create market inefficiency when manipulators are present.”
• Measuring Closing Price Manipulation (2011, neutral): “See Carhart et al. (2002), Bernhardt et al. (2005), Bernhardt and Davies (2005).”
• High‐Frequency Trading and Market Performance (2020, neutral): “For example, Aggarwal and Wu (2006) identify 142 instances of SEC litigation concerning trade-based market manipulation occurring between 1990 and 2001.”