Suppose an employee sneaks into his CFO’s office, reads secret files about an upcoming positive earnings announcement, and then buys the company’s stock before that announcement. Is the employee guilty of unlawful insider trading? Of course.

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Suppose an employee sneaks into his CFO’s office, reads secret files about an upcoming positive earnings announcement, and then buys the company’s stock before that announcement. Is the employee guilty of unlawful insider trading? Of course.
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