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I don't think you read that article closely enough, nor my comment for that matter. Consider this, how would the fact that you took a random ride in the same c
by dmourati 13y ago
I don't think you read that article closely enough, nor my comment for that matter.
Consider this, how would the fact that you took a random ride in the same cab as the "tipper" ever be established? In other words, what would be the basis of the insider information allegation? How would they ever know?
- thyrsus 13y agoIf it were worth the trouble: cell phone location records, taxi credit card transaction records, or taxi dispatcher records.
- dmourati 13y agoLet's say OP discovered a sure-fire way to make money with his located documents and the info they contain. He puts together all the money he can, puts it all into play, and wins huge. What starts the SEC or anyone for that matter into looking at him as an insider? When they do start looking, what ties him to the the taxi at all?
- ramchip 13y agoThey wouldn't know, but it wouldn't be legal.