Churning happens when a broker constantly buys and sells securities from a client's portfolio in an effort to generate commissions.

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Churning is a fraudulent practice where a broker engages in excessive trading in a client's account, primarily for the purpose of generating commissions for themselves. This unethical behavior can lead to substantial losses for the client as well.

Churning Happens When a Broker Constantly Buys and Sells Securities