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Stock manipulation refers to illegal or unethical practices aimed at artificially inflating or deflating the price of a publicly traded stock to deceive investors and profit from the resulting price changes. These practices distort the natural supply and demand forces in the market and can harm individual investors and the integrity of financial markets.
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