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insider trading

NOUN
trading of stocks by a company insider
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Her often-collaborative reporting on financial markets, insider trading, energy companies, pandemic vaccines and other areas have earned journalism honors.

From The Wall Street Journal

The crime of insider trading consists in taking advantage of other investors by buying or selling stock based on material, nonpublic information that could affect its value.

From The Wall Street Journal

A spokesperson for Kalshi said the prediction site "explicitly prohibits insider trading of any form, including government employees trading on prediction markets related to government activity".

From BBC

Polymarket has been hit with repeated controversies in recent months about potential insider trading.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such unusual betting practices have garnered a lot of attention and, unsurprisingly, accusations of insider trading or someone having advance knowledge have been leveled on social media.

From MarketWatch