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The vast majority of insider trading goes unprosecuted. Pointing out that some winks and nods get caught does not mean that most of them get caught.
by confluence 13y ago
The vast majority of insider trading goes unprosecuted.
Pointing out that some winks and nods get caught does not mean that most of them get caught.
- 7Figures2Commas 13y agoI'm not sure what your point is. I never made a statement about the percentage of insider trading that was identified, nor did I suggest that most people engaged in insider trading were caught. I merely pointed out the logically obvious: a lot of the people caught engaging in insider trading probably didn't believe they'd be caught.
- TeMPOraL 13y agoThe point of confluence's recent comments it to highlight the obvious (or I thought it already was) fact that if it can happen, it will happen. Laws of men are not laws of physics, they don't apply unconditionally and immediately.