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Knowing privileged info and acting on it as an individual is not he same as intentionally misleading another person.

• pavlov 4y ago
  In a market that promises information symmetry, there’s no difference between the two.
  • Dracophoenix 4y ago
    That's incorrect. Due diligence is expected of any person who enters a contract. This forum was recently poopooing Musk for violating his purchase contract even though he may have had legitimate concerns of Twitter keeping secret its number of bot accounts. If you want to make the case that the ignorance of one party is sufficient to accuse the other of fraud, the burden of proof is on you.
• tylersmith 4y ago
  When you gain that information under the understanding you won't abuse it, solely for the purposes of abusing it, you have committed fraud.