Futures trading occurs in one of the following cases, for unusual trading behavior

futures trading occurs in one of the following cases for unusual trading behavior:

(a) to oneself as the object of the transaction, a large number or many times to self-buy self-sale;
(b) A large or repeated transaction between clients entrusted or authorized by the same institution or the same person in the transaction;
(c) A large declaration, continuous declaration, dense declaration or the declaration of the price obviously deviate from the declaration of the latest transaction price, may affect the futures trading prices;
(d) the substantial or repeated declaration and revocation of the declaration may affect the futures trading prices or mislead other customers to trade futures;
(v) Excessive number of days to withdraw orders;
(vi) Frequent swing transactions within a day or a large volume of intraday open positions;
(vii) two or more two or more transactions that are suspected to have a real control relationship the combined position exceeds the exchange position limit;
(eight) large or multiple high-buy low-selling transactions;
(ix) through the computer program to automatically bulk orders, the rapid order to affect the security of the Exchange system or the normal transaction orders;
(10) Other circumstances identified by the exchange.

Futures trading occurs in one of the following cases, for unusual trading behavior