Regulators are reportedly zeroing in on suspicious trades ahead of market-moving Trump post
The information sought includes so-called Tag 50 identifiers, which can be used to determine who was behind the trades.
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- The information sought includes so-called Tag 50 identifiers, which can be used to determine who was behind the trades.
- Reported by CNBC.
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The information sought includes so-called Tag 50 identifiers, which can be used to determine who was behind the trades.
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