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Who is Considered an Insider?
An Insider is a person or entity such as an officer, director or 10% shareholder who possesses inside information by means of his or her relationship with the company, an officer, director or principal shareholder of the company. Insiders have special insight to the affairs and fundamental information of the company that can influence its decisions. They access to secret or non-public information relating to the publicly-traded company's business activity overall. This information is referred to as insider information.
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Insider information could provide an advantage to investors therefore the manipulation of insider information that would allow a trader to benefit from buying or selling stocks of the underlying company - insider information relates to - is known as insider trading, and is strictly illegal.
Insiders are legally permitted to buy and sell shares of the company they work for or owned by them, but the transactions must be registered with the SEC. In this respect Insider Trading is legal.
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Also when an investor keeps track of Insider Transactions, and he or she attempts to mirror Insider's trades by selling or buying the same stock immediately after the execution of Insider Trade was publicly reported, is called Insider buying or copycat investment.
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