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The line is not blurring. Non-public information is information owned by the company. This is different from information that is hard to acquire and hence, not
by harryh 7y ago
The line is not blurring. Non-public information is information owned by the company. This is different from information that is hard to acquire and hence, not available to everyone.
You are making the same mistake the article does when you state this line is blurring.
- elliekelly 7y ago> The line is not blurring. Non-public information is information owned by the company. This is different from information that is hard to acquire and hence, not available to everyone. I didn’t realize it was so cut and dry. How silly of me! I guess all of the work I’ve done providing legal advice to hedge funds on what is and isn’t insider trading since Preet Bahara first came to town was for nothing. Thanks for clearing that up.
- kbenson 7y agoDo you have some qualified experience or situations you can point to? It sounds like you do, or should, given the qualifications you allude to. That would be a useful addition to this discussion.