Series 79 practice questionmediumStabilization
According to Regulation M, which of the following statements about stabilization bids is correct?
- AStabilization bids can be placed above the public offering price if necessary to prevent a price drop.
- BA stabilization bid must be placed at least 5% below the offering price.
- CThe issuer must always approve all stabilization bids in writing.
- DA stabilization bid cannot exceed the public offering price and must be properly disclosed in the prospectus.✓ Correct answer
Explanation
Why D — A stabilization bid cannot exceed the public offering price and must be properly disclosed in the prospectus.
Stabilization bids cannot be placed above the offering price and must be disclosed. Placing above the price or requiring issuer approval are not regulatory requirements under Reg M.
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