RE:CLASS ACTION LAWSUIT NEEDED ! asap!The way spoofing works that I know of is he keeps pushing the price down by shorting leaving a big empty space that he can then go long. What he really wants to do is go long. During this entire process he spoofs, which means he pulls back from an order that he can see is just placed, and he does this with high frequency trading. I don't think this should be illegal. It is simply a matter of fact markets are open to this type of activity. In theory he can spoof all he wants and if he has a better computer system and network he can spoof more effectively. In theory let's say he does push the price down to $10 from $15 or $2 to $1.90. You are welcome to go long at any point in the price action. So it should all balance out.