RE: Goldman Sachs30 Jan 2026 16:21
"reported...for what??",
Creating a false market for starters with market manipulation !
FCA : "The data we collect and analyse is complimented by Suspicious Transaction and Order Reports sent to us by market participants when they have ‘reasonable grounds’ to suspect market abuse, such as insider dealing, or market manipulation. We received over 90 reports a week last year, and the number sent increased by almost 15% on 2020. Each one of these is assessed by our specialist team, which seeks to establish whether any abusive or manipulative behaviour has taken place and, if we suspect it has, what further action it’s right for us to take."
"market manipulation cases are complex and more difficult to investigate than insider dealing or other types of market abuse (see FCA: Market integrity and strategic approach (7 February 2020)). This is often because they are orchestrated by a group of individuals in a sophisticated way, carrying out what may seem like standard transactions..."
Oh, btw, The Gentleman doth protest too much, methinks, just saying !
aimo & dyor