§ 25218 Broker-Dealer Transaction Rules
This law says a broker‑dealer can't make a trade or try to get someone to buy or sell a security in the state if it goes against the rules the commissioner sets to keep trading fair and protect investors.
A broker tries to sell a stock to a client and adds an extra hidden commission that is way higher than normal.
Because the broker is charging an unreasonable fee, the commissioner’s rules say this is not allowed, so the broker would be breaking the law.
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§ 25218 Broker-Dealer Transaction Rules
Last verified: January 10, 2026