Since ancient times, economic activity has been accompanied by monetary transactions. As the economy developed, money market operations also developed. Contemporary finance is characterized by highly developed financial markets, among which a special place belongs to the capital market. The capital market is the market for long-term securities while in the strict sense, it is a secondary market for long-term securities. In the most general sense, it creates a large number of links between the various stakeholders in the process of merging the supply and demand of capital savings, primarily for the financing of productive investments, in which the prices for the allocated funds are calculated based on interest rates or on permanent dividends. One of the types of market manipulation is the so-called " Corner Marketing“. Cornering the market means obtaining a sufficient stake in certain securities, in a particular industry, or holding a significant share in a particular commodity in order to manipulate its price. The term implies that no more buyers or sellers of said goods or securities can be foundin the market. The investor must be financially strong enough and know the market trends because the pursuit of this venture requires the acquisition of significant financial assets and commodities.