> Insider trading is STEALING from a company's shareholders and option/RSU holders. An insider trader's profit comes directly from the losses of other investors

> Insider trading is STEALING from a company's shareholders and option/RSU holders. An insider trader's profit comes directly from the losses of other investors. The debate around Insider Trading in general is much more nuanced than 'it is STEALING', and is legal in some places. What he is doing is making the market price reflect reality better, like most trading. Is it stealing if the profit they would've gotten was based on the market having less accurate data?