the normal market conditions. Furthermore, these transactions misled other persons to into thinking that these securities were traded in significant volume and lured others to participate in the trading
inconsistent with the normal market conditions. Furthermore, these transactions misled other persons to into thinking that these securities were traded in significant volume and lured others to participate in
market conditions. Furthermore, these transactions misled other persons to into thinking that these securities were traded in significant volume and lured others to participate in the trading. This case is
. Furthermore, these transactions misled other persons to into thinking that these securities were traded in significant volume and lured others to participate in the trading. During the period of 25 – 31 August
closely monitoring the matter, the SEC has found that at around 08.30 hours on 2 September 2019, a suspicious Facebook account posted deceitful statements that misled the public to believe that such
stimulated the share's movements, and arranging low-price matching for the trading activities within their own group. Such transactions misled other investors into believing that TAPAC shares were traded
the share's movements, and arranging low-price matching for the trading activities within their own group. Such transactions misled other investors into believing that TAPAC shares were traded in