All of the following are activities seen in "pump-and-dump" schemes except:

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In "pump-and-dump" schemes, the owners of the company typically do not purchase their own shares at artificially high prices. Instead, they artificially inflate the price of the stock and then sell their own shares, leaving unsuspecting investors with worthless or greatly devalued shares. High-pressure sales tactics are often used, limited financial information may be filed with the SEC, and false claims about the company's growth potential may be made to deceive investors.

All of the Following Are Activities Seen in "Pump-And-Dump" Schemes