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The provisions of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 cover all of the following activities EXCEPT: A Trading rules for exempt securities B Trading rules for non-exempt securities C Anti-fraud provisions for exempt securities D Anti-fraud provisions for non-exempt securities

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A Trading rules for exempt securities

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  • The primary purpose of the SEA act is to prevent the fraud and regulate the secondary markets where the sales take place after security is initiated and security act of 1933 is registered with the act of 1934 and thus is more concerned with the new issue markets and the rules covering the trading markets.
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