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Often, a Stock Price Is "Pumped Up" as a Result

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Often, a stock price is "pumped up" as a result of information obtained in chat rooms. After it is "pumped," it is quickly " ." The SEC has been tracing such actions that seek to manipulate stock prices in violation of the 1934 Exchange Act.

Interpret the implications of monetary policy decisions on the broader economy, including effects on inflation, recession, and employment levels.

Recognize legal and structural aspects of the banking system in the U.S., including the chartering of banks and the distinction between reserve requirements for different types of deposits.

Understand the significance of the Federal Reserve's open market operations, including the buying and selling of government securities.

Understand the role and functions of the Federal Reserve in regulating the money supply.

Definitions:

Compensatory Damages

Monetary awards in a lawsuit intended to compensate the plaintiff for actual losses or damages suffered.

Ancillary Farm

A facility or operation that supports the main farming business by providing additional, usually related, services or products.

Innocent Misrepresentation

A false statement made without knowledge of its falsehood, but without intention to deceive, often leading to an altered contract or agreement.

Unilateral Mistake

A contract law concept where one party is mistaken about a basic assumption on which a contract is based, but the other party is not.