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It’s legal for the company to do it. Not legal for individuals. Coinbase could have bought assets ahead of time and done the same thing legally. There was a
by adrr 4y ago
It’s legal for the company to do it. Not legal for individuals. Coinbase could have bought assets ahead of time and done the same thing legally.
There was a case where a person had access to the credit card transaction data[1] and used that data to figure out sales prior to earning calls. That same data is available to hedgefunds willing to purchase it from Bloomberg. They call legally get a companies sales data prior to earnings and trade off that information.
1. https://www.reuters.com/article/us-sec-capitalone-insidertrading/u-s-jury-finds-ex-capital-one-analyst-liable-in-insider-trading-case-idUSKCN0UR2KR20160114 https://www.reuters.com/article/us-sec-capitalone-insidertra...
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- compsciphd 4y agobloomberg doesn't trade on that information, heck I didn't work on anything financially oriented while at Bloomberg (worked on BLAW) and I was still restricted in the type of investments they allowed me to make. i.e. by definition bloomberg buying the data and making it available to the terminal is making the data public.
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