Matches in DBpedia 2015-10 for { ?s ?p "Layering is a strategy in high-frequency trading where a brokerage firm makes and then cancels orders that they never intended to carry out. The trader initially places an order to sell above the market bid price. Subsequently, he places successively increasing bids for that same share. Once the initial requested bid price is reached and the owned shares are sold, the bids are all cancelled before being carried out. Therefore, the price falls back to its original equilibrium. This allows traders to sell above the market bid price in less than a second. It is considered a form of stock market manipulation."@en }
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- Layering_(finance) abstract "Layering is a strategy in high-frequency trading where a brokerage firm makes and then cancels orders that they never intended to carry out. The trader initially places an order to sell above the market bid price. Subsequently, he places successively increasing bids for that same share. Once the initial requested bid price is reached and the owned shares are sold, the bids are all cancelled before being carried out. Therefore, the price falls back to its original equilibrium. This allows traders to sell above the market bid price in less than a second. It is considered a form of stock market manipulation.".