Setting up several buy and sell orders at various price points both above and below the current market price, to take advantage of price changes is prohibited. When the market rises and falls, hitting different price points, it raises risk because numerous losses can occur at once from a significant market movement in one direction. Hence, it is prohibited to use this tactic.

For instance: If a trader sets several buy orders at $150, $155, and $160 and multiple sell orders at $170, $175, and $180. The trader makes money if the market moves between these levels. However, all of the buy orders will lose equity if the market falls sharply below $150, resulting in huge losses.

Similarly, continuous buying or selling of any instrument without taking into account technical signs, economic indicators, or fundamental news that could point to a future price gain or drop is a kind of betting with unfavorable risk-reward ratios. Because of its speculative nature and substantial loss risk, entering into these sorts of trades is prohibited.

For Instance- If a trader consistently buys a specific instrument without taking into account any potential risk or signs of an impending market decline. They run the risk of suffering substantial losses if the instrument's price drops unexpectedly due to their lack of diversification.