Just yesterday, the SEC charged Canadian Aleksandr Milrud with orchestrating a lucrative market manipulation scheme that relied on “layering” (or “spoofing”) in which a trader places orders solely to trick others into buying or selling at artificially inflated or depressed prices… So we found it ironic that twice today, Nanex exposed examples of the “spoofing” manipulation in crude oil futures (which soared) and S&P 500 e-mini futures (which soared)…