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insider trading

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Q&A

What is the concern regarding insider trading?

The speaker is concerned about the lack of control over people with inside information, but the other person dismisses it as not a concern for them.

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Actionable takeawayThe speaker expresses concern about insider trading and the lack of control over individuals with inside information, but the other person does not share this concern.
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Do you think anybody's going to be investigated or prosecuted for this?

The speaker believes that while some investigation may occur, there is likely no wrongdoing to find, and thus no prosecution. They suggest that the CME has the capability to trace the order, but this may not lead to any actionable results.

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Actionable takeawayInvestigations may occur, but the speaker does not expect prosecution due to the lack of wrongdoing.
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Should insider trading be legal?

The speaker argues that insider trading should not be legal, as it creates a two-tiered system and undermines market integrity. They believe that allowing insider trading leads to a loss of trust and participation in the market.

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Actionable takeawayInsider trading is considered unethical and harmful to market integrity, and should be illegal.
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Have you checked out our unleashed episode on just this very topic?

Steve confirms that he has watched the episode on the topic of elected officials trading.

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Actionable takeawaySteve acknowledges having viewed the episode on the topic of elected officials trading.
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Should insider selling make anyone nervous?

The speaker suggests that insider selling should not necessarily make anyone nervous, as it could be due to tax obligations. They also mention that insiders might think prices are high, but this is not a definitive indicator.

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Actionable takeawayInsider selling may be driven by factors like tax obligations and does not always indicate a negative market signal.