An agent in State Z executes frequent trades in a client’s account that are not consistent with the client’s investment objectives, resulting in high commissions for the agent. The client is a conservative investor. This activity is best described as:

1. ASelling away
2. BChurning✓ Correct answer
3. CUnsuitable recommendations
4. DUnauthorized trading

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