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That’s not insider trading, thats market sentiment being correct. Thats an expected and desired outcome.
by kasey_junk 7y ago
That’s not insider trading, thats market sentiment being correct. Thats an expected and desired outcome.
- speedplane 7y ago>> I have anecdotally come across many instances where minutes or hours before a company releases big stock-moving news > That’s not insider trading, thats market sentiment being correct. In the instances I have seen, the news that came out was not expected to come out at the time it did. It was not a scheduled quarterly report or public filing: these were surprise announcements. The market moving up or down before-hand seemed like pretty obvious proof of insider trading.