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and 1934 require disclosure. So buyers don't get conned into buying worthless stocks. Craig OK, so I messed up. Craig But my ex-wife didn't do anything wrong...right? Even if your ex-wife didn't know and had no reason to know that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal benefit, and she used the information she received to trade in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading. If your ex-wife knew or should have known that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal benefit, and she used the information she received to trade in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading. Even if your ex-wife knew or should have known that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal benefit, and she used the information she received to trade in a security, she could never be found guilty of insider trading. Submit

          and 1934 require disclosure. So buyers don't get conned
into buying worthless stocks.
Craig
OK, so I messed up.
Craig
But my ex-wife didn't do anything wrong...right?
Even if your ex-wife didn't know and had no reason to know
that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a
personal benefit, and she used the information she received
to trade in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading.
If your ex-wife knew or should have known that you
disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal
benefit, and she used the information she received to trade
in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading.
Even if your ex-wife knew or should have known that you
disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal
benefit, and she used the information she received to trade
in a security, she could never be found guilty of insider
trading.
Submit

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and 1934 require disclosure. So buyers don't get conned
into buying worthless stocks.
Craig
OK, so I messed up.
Craig
But my ex-wife didn't do anything wrong...right?
Even if your ex-wife didn't know and had no reason to know
that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a
personal benefit, and she used the information she received
to trade in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading.
If your ex-wife knew or should have known that you
disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal
benefit, and she used the information she received to trade
in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading.
Even if your ex-wife knew or should have known that you
disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal
benefit, and she used the information she received to trade
in a security, she could never be found guilty of insider
trading.
Submit

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Could Craig's wife still get charged with insider trading if she didn't know? and 1934 require disclosure. So buyers don't get conned into buying worthless stocks. Craig OK, so I messed up. Craig But my ex-wife didn't do anything wrong, right? Even if your ex-wife didn't know and had no reason to know that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal benefit, and she used the information she received to trade in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading. If your ex-wife knew or should have known that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal benefit, and she used the information she received to trade in a security, she could be guilty of insider trading. Even if your ex-wife knew or should have known that you disclosed confidential information in exchange for a personal benefit and she used the information she received to trade in a security, she could never be found guilty of insider trading.

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0:00 Hello everyone.

00:01 So the question says that what limits should there be on insider trading? in the usa, pete roseze was a popular baseball player and then manager who was punished for betting on his own team to win.

00:16 Should pete rose be allowed to profit from betting on the success of a team he managed? should pete rose be punished more harassed if he profited from betting on the failure of a team he managed? in the iran's, he was punished.

00:30 Case several managers sold all their around stock about an hour before it became public knowledge that the company was not worth as much as everyone thought should be manager be punished for acting prudently based on knowledge they have discussed honestly only because the general public does not have that knowledge should managers be required to disclose private information they have that might influence the investment decisions to the public also address the question of timing about the dissemination of information is it enough to share information on public websites or should a formal press conference be required so firstly talking about insider trading so insider trading means when a person takes an advantage of price sensitive information known to him with the purpose of private gain is called insider trading now talking about case one so from the above case, mr.

01:29 Petti rose has gained from betting on the failure of team.

01:34 Insider trading is unethical because it involves breach of contract.

02:11 Mr.

02:11 Petti rose was having access to significant information about his team, poor performance...

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