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Re: ticket2mars post# 32323

Wednesday, 10/03/2012 9:27:33 AM

Wednesday, October 03, 2012 9:27:33 AM

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How do inside traders get caught?

You know, guys that buy on a tip from a friend of a friend right before a merger. How do they get caught? Doesn't happen? Brokerage and exchange compliance departments don't analyze trades around significant events?

So a shadowy character manages to open up short positions on 5 of 5 stocks that get suspended a day or two or even a week later. He's not going to get caught?

I mean seriously, do you really think exchanges aren't capable of spotting unusual activity like that? A thinly traded penny that has a newly opened short on it right before a suspension? How many accounts would need to be looked at? 5? 10? These are stocks with no significant shorting activity. Any shorting at all in the month before suspension is a flag..period




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