Definition: Spoofing is a technique for manipulating prices on securities markets by entering and withdrawing orders that the trader never intended to execute. Spoofing has become a problem on the London Stock Exchange that the U.K. Financial Services Authority is looking to curb. One variety of spoofing is called layering.
Examples: Spoofing is the entry and removal of orders on a securities exchange with the sole intent of manipulating prices.
Examples: Spoofing is the entry and removal of orders on a securities exchange with the sole intent of manipulating prices.