| 释义 |
Round-Trip Trading Round-Trip TradingThe act or practice of two or more companies trading assets or securities back and forth at approximately the same price. For example, Company A may sell securities to Company B and agree to buy them back at the same price at a later time. Round-trip trading creates the impression of a high trading volume, suggesting interest in assets or securities that may not actually be there. It also increases a firm's earnings and expenses without increasing or decreasing its net income. It is a form of market manipulation. See also: Churning. |