3 ms·
Can you find any sources to support this claim? It is easy to find sources claiming the opposite. And no, it’s really difficult for SEC to detect any but the m
by rosndo 5y ago
Can you find any sources to support this claim? It is easy to find sources claiming the opposite.
And no, it’s really difficult for SEC to detect any but the most basic forms of insider trading.
Try to apply some adversarial thinking and envision a situation where you want to insider trade, but don’t want to get caught.
- paulpauper 5y agoI have seen cases where people get caught even after using many middlemen/intermediaries involving seemingly multiple unrelated contacts, breaking the trades up into tiny batches, using encrypted chat services, making normal trades and trying to mix the illicit trades in. >Try to apply some adversarial thinking and envision a situation where you want to insider trade, but don’t want to get caught. Criminals take great efforts to not be caught and still are.
- rosndo 5y ago> Criminals take great efforts to not be caught and still are. Insider trading is not like other crimes. Consider the reasons why it is criminalized, which have been discussed elsewhere under this post.