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Tuesday, 09/09/2014 8:28:24 AM

Tuesday, September 09, 2014 8:28:24 AM

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This is, oh, so true




Confusing excitement around known public facts as that of insider information is what is happening here.

Someone doesn't fare well with that scenario.




So, i guess it is thought by some folks, that if they get info from others via an email or PM or what have you ( info that anyone can write w their own twist on it, sort of like here on the boards ) that they can then go ahead and start spreading misinformation about a co. That they can then make up anything they want. Sort of like what anyone can do when sending information to others LOLzzzz. So the defense appears to be, IVE emails that i think are insider info, so i can now make any libelous accusations IVE chosen to.


Talk about a LOLzzz hahaha

I think that is a moot defense. Especially since the co is always very careful about what they talk about. And i think maybe some reading on what is considered insider trading may be a good idea.


Insider Trading is one where an individual with upfront information about a company or organization and its business buys the stock of that company before the news goes public thereby gaining an undue advantage over the rest of the investors




So, knowing this information, if you buy shares of ABC Bank for your personal share trading account before this news goes public, you can sell them off once the acquisition is complete and the share price has exploded. This way you gain an undue advantage and make a profit at the expense of the company. This is insider trading.



Lets say you are in a restaurant and a bunch of businessmen in your neighboring table are talking aloud about their company's results and expecting jump in their share prices, you go ahead and buy the share prices. Though you heard from an insider about the company and bought the share, you do not have any concrete evidence that the company is indeed doing great and the share price may go up. In all probabilities the shares may go down and you may lose your money. Since your decision to buy the share would be considered an impulsive buy based on a rumor you heard, this will not constitute Insider Trading. But do remember the fact that, you are risking your hard earned money based on some small talk you heard in a restaurant is dangerous and it could all be a bluff and you may end up losing money.



Wow, there's never any rumors flying around on these penny stocks are there ? LOLzzz HAHAHA


And i leave you w this little tidbit


Sean Murphy also was boastful, arrogant and said “the truth will come out in the end” and that he was going to win.

Well the truth did come out and if Sean Murphy won a $5,000,000 lottery tomorrow, he’d still be the same broke-a$$, lying pos he is today. His salvation was and is that he is broke.

Can't squeeze water from a rock, but you can squeeze some juice out of the teeny, teeny, tiny little critters which scurry around so fast they have no real idea what they are doing.

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