False Market definition
False Market means a market in which a movement in the price of a share is brought about or sought to be brought about by contrived factors including but not limited to buyers and sellers acting in collaboration with each other, or any act which has the effect of preventing or inhibiting the free negotiation of market prices, or the employment of any fictitious transaction or device or any other form of deception or contrivance.
False Market means a market in which the Company’s securities are traded:
False Market means an instance where there is misinformation or incomplete information in the market that compromises proper price discovery of a security.