A client gives written permission for her agent to trade as frequently as desired. If the agent excessively trades for commissions, which BEST describes the situation under the USA?

1. AChurning, which remains prohibited✓ Correct answer
2. BPermissible due to written consent
3. CPermissible only if the agent discloses all commissions
4. DPermitted as long as the trades are profitable

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