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No. It's not. However, as pointed out elsewhere, you can trade on many types of non-public information. Indeed, hedge funds engage in all sorts of surveillance
by frognumber 3y ago
No. It's not. However, as pointed out elsewhere, you can trade on many types of non-public information. Indeed, hedge funds engage in all sorts of surveillance in order to get non-public material information to trade on which gives them a proprietary edge.
You just can't trade on insider information.
That's a very complex legal line.