of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of capital increase, a
of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of capital increase, a
shares of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of capital increase, a
shares of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of capital increase, a
of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of capital increase, a
of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of capital increase, a
future newly issued shares of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of
of Sam's Sports Retail Company Limited ("SAMS") and make unreasonable and fictitious order of shoes from SAMS. (3) transferred money through the requests of capital increase, a
in BM trading orders in a manner consistent with price manipulation. These activities occurred in different time periods. The investigation also revealed no detectable connection between the two groups
Saroj submitted securities trading orders before notifying a client and caused such client to suffer loss. In addition, most trading transactions had no source of orders. Acting Sub-lieutenant Saroj