Limited (YCI) share, namely (1) Mr. Yangyong Intarasongkraw, (2) Mrs. Woranan Lertkulthum, (3) Mr. Bhanurak Saengaram, (4) Mr. Chanya Leerungruangporn, and (5) Ms. Kornyachath Yodapikul. Their offence was

price soared from 4.92 baht per share on July 23, 2009 to 8.10 baht per share on August 26, 2009. Moreover, MILL share's average daily trading volume jumped from 0.63 million shares to 6.77 million shares

SEC?s subsequent investigation revealed that during the aforesaid period FOCUS shares were traded in great volume and the share price changed inconsistently with normal market conditions because the

by continuously placing orders to buy and sell KDH shares in a manner that pushed the price upward. They placed large-volume orders at multiple price levels, including aggressive buy orders and sell

relationships, and securities trading accounts, jointly engaged in manipulating the price or trading volume of AKP shares. This was carried out by placing buy or sell orders for AKP shares at nearly identical

placed trade orders in Mr. Peeranut’s account in a manner that manipulated the RPC share price, consequently misleading the public about the price or trading volume of the securities – for example, by

activities of other persons or manipulating the closing share prices on certain days, with the intention to cause the SCN share prices and trading volume to be inconsistent with the normal market conditions

individuals above had personal relationships, financial trails or connections through associated persons. Specifically, (1) Pasu, (2) Vichan and (3) Akarat colluded to manipulate the price or trading volume of

and stabilizing the share price as well as matching the trading among those aforesaid accounts in concealment to mislead the public about such share price and trading volume. He had also traded ASCON

(1st-12th offenders), and two supporters allowing their trading accounts to be used by others (13th-14th). The group jointly manipulated the KC share price during 5 January – 19 February 2015, causing