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Action taken by a broker to make similar transactions to other brokers, under the assumption that the outcome will be positive for all investors involved. The issue with this type of action is that the broker piggybacking is unsure how the investment will perform because he/she does know the other broker's rationale behind the decision to purchase or sell the stock.

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