manipulation. Securities. The illegal practice of raising or lowering a security’s price by creating the appearance of active trading. • Manipulation is prohibited by § 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. 15 USCA § 78j(b). — Also termed market manipulation; stock manipulation. [Cases: Securities Regulation 60.25. C.J.S. Securities Regulation §§ 214, 226–227.]
manipulation of prices 操纵证券价格 指通过集合基金安排或其它联合投机行为人为地控制或稳定证券价格的行为。
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sentence-factor manipulation. See sentencing entrapment under ENTRAPMENT.
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plain-feel doctrine. Criminal procedure. The principle that a police officer, while conducting a legal pat-down search, may seize any contraband that the officer can immediately and clearly identify, by touch but not by manipulation, as being illegal or incriminating. — Also termed plain-touch doctrine. [Cases: Searches and Seizures 47. 1. C.J.S. Searches and Seizures §§
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Entrapment of a defendant who is predisposed to commit a lesser offense but who is unlawfully induced to commit a more serious offense that carries a more severe sentence. — Also termed sentence-factor manipulation.
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cornering the market. The act or process of acquiring ownership or control of a large portion of the available supply of a commodity or security, permitting manipulation of the commodity’s or security’s price.
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rigging the market. The practice of artificially inflating stock prices, by a series of bids, so that the demand for those stocks appears to be high and investors will therefore be enticed into buying the stocks. See MANIPULATION. [Cases: Securities Regulation 60.25. C.J.S. Securities Regulation §§ 214, 226–227.]
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限价 英语：price fixing 法语：entente sur les prix 德语：Preisschiebung, Manipulation 意大利语：accordo fra imprese concorrenti per fissare i prezzi (cartello) 西班牙语：manipulación de precios