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Then it wouldn’t be “insider”, it would be public. The term insider designates that it’s non-public. If you make it public, then some new piece of information w
by utopian3 7y ago
Then it wouldn’t be “insider”, it would be public. The term insider designates that it’s non-public. If you make it public, then some new piece of information would become “insider” information that others don’t have. You can’t operate a business 100% transparently
- notyourwork 7y agoOps point being if enough people who know the inside information act on it then market price would reflect it. This would reduce the significance of the advantage.