> 2. You can trade on the information in the capital markets. The information was disclosed to you inadvertently. Be careful of acting on that idea; just becau

> 2. You can trade on the information in the capital markets. The information was disclosed to you inadvertently. Be careful of acting on that idea; just because something is morally reasonable doesn't make it legal. I heard of a case once where someone sold shares based on happening to see a factory on fire through an airplane window, and a court found it to be insider trading. Sure, maybe that case wasn't representative; I'm not a lawyer - but consult someone who is, before assuming that sort of thing is legal.