Difference between revisions of "Insider trading"

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'''Insider trading''' refers to the use of [[stock]] information by a [[corporation|corporate]] insider - typically an officer - to the personal gain of the officer.
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'''Insider trading''' refers to the use of inside information prior to public announcements by a [[corporation|corporate]] or [[government]] insider for the personal [[financial]] gain of the insider in the [[stock]], [[commodity]], or [[bond]] [[market]]s.
  
 
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Latest revision as of 21:34, September 2, 2026

Insider trading refers to the use of inside information prior to public announcements by a corporate or government insider for the personal financial gain of the insider in the stock, commodity, or bond markets.