The way you stated this, I don't believe what you are asking is legal to do. When regulators come in to audit the firm (and they will) this won't fly. I don't know of any legitimate firm would allow this.
What firm? There is no firm, only one guy trading for another guy. And brokers can't know who is at the keyboard. An audit would show nothing.
Also, instead of bullshitting, show at least one story about anyone being charged by the SEC for trading for a friend?
The only story I found is about an SEC employee trading for his mom and for a friend without any problems. He was only charged with some ethics violation for trading from work (SEC office)
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