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CaseNo: 78, Defendant: Carole L. Haynes; Glenn Robert Lawrence, Administrative Law Judge File No. 3-8512, Plaintiff: SEC, UniqueCaseRef: SEC>78, Haynes, Broumas, Securities, Exchange Act, Trading, Market, Trades, Stock, Accounts, Respondent, Manipulation, Jml Class, Bank, Madison, Commission, Price, First Potomac, Wash Trades, Appearance, Matched Orders, United States, Purchases, Violation, Transactions, Registered Representatives, Lara Millard, Joint Account, Nasd, Marking-the-close Trades, Total Reported Market , ContentID: 120245704

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1 1995-11-24 SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION
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1 . SEC ADMINISTRATIVE LAW JUDGE DECISION

EXTRACTED KEY WORDS
BROUMAS
SECURITIES
EXCHANGE ACT
TRADING
MARKET
TRADES
STOCK
ACCOUNTS
RESPONDENT
MANIPULATION
JML CLASS
BANK
MADISON
COMMISSION
PRICE
FIRST POTOMAC
WASH TRADES
APPEARANCE
MATCHED ORDERS
UNITED STATES
PURCHASES
VIOLATION
TRANSACTIONS
REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVES
LARA MILLARD
JOINT ACCOUNT
NASD
MARKING-THE-CLOSE TRADES
TOTAL REPORTED MARKET
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                              INITIAL DECISION RELEASE NO. 78

                              ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEEDING
                              FILE NO. 3-8512




                     UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
                           Before the
                SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION





____________________________
                              :
In the Matter of              :
                              :
CAROLE L. HAYNES              :         INITIAL DECISION
                              :         NOVEMBER 24, 1995
                              :
____________________________  :







APPEARANCES: David S. Horowitz and Merri Jo Gillette, Division of
               Enforcement, Securities and Exchange Commission



               Lionel E. Pashkoff, Attorney for the Respondent

BEFORE:        Glenn Robert Lawrence, Administrative Law Judge




SNIPPETS:
  • UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
  • Enforcement, Securities and Exchange Commission
  • Lionel E. Pashkoff, Attorney for the Respondent
  • the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to determine
  • Enforcement against Carol L. Haynes ("Haynes" or
  • fraudulent market manipulation scheme conducted by John G.
  • Broumas, former chairman of the board of Madison
  • National Bank of Virginia and a former
  • the sole owner and president of First Potomac Investment
  • orders-- in JML stock.
  • -- Wash trades are purchases and sales of securities that match each other in price, volume
  • Matched orders are similar to wash trades but involve a related third person or party who
  • -- Marking-the-close trades occur when stock is purchased at or near the end of the trading
  • JML Class A common stock was listed on the
  • margin accounts.
  • Lara Millard, one in joint name with his wife and one in the name
  • held in the name of John Broumas and the other a joint account
  • For each of the 203 transactions,
  • the registered representatives and broker-dealers who executed
  • in violation of the requirements of NASD
  • constituted 55.3% of the total reported market volume for JML
  • appearance of active trading in a security listed on a national
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