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A lot of people know about a lot of things before the "public" knows. That doesn't make it "insider trading". It is a very specific legal term that deals with
by koheripbal 6y ago
A lot of people know about a lot of things before the "public" knows. That doesn't make it "insider trading".
It is a very specific legal term that deals with the internal information of public corporations - eg: their quarterly sales revenues.
It doesn't make sense out of that context.
Also, there were TONS of people talking about the outbreak in China when those Congresspeople sold shares. I sold at the same time. The information was out there - it's just that the Western MSM wasn't covering it.
- Consultant32452 6y agoThe people talking about the outbreak didn't get classified briefings.