An agent at a broker-dealer executes frequent transactions in a retired client's account, claiming it is to take advantage of market volatility, even though the client has a conservative risk profile. Under the Uniform Securities Act, this activity is MOST likely considered:

1. AChurning, a prohibited practice✓ Correct answer
2. BSuitability-based trading
3. CPermitted if the client consents
4. DNot prohibited if disclosed

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