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Post by Toasted Cheese on Oct 13, 2019 21:36:37 GMT
Like another poster has commented though, it is an "invention" made up for investors to get a fair chance, when there are those that are influential enough to give themselves an even more fair chance— or is that unfair advantage over others—with the knowledge of insider information and make it work for them with no repercussions. It is just the way it works and there is NO fairness. It is just a ruthless game and insider trading is a pretense to make out that something is being done about it. Of course ruthless. We’re talking the most important thing to human beings here: Power and the thing that funds power: Money. Money buys the future. That’s why are laws in place. Very often it’s other investors inside the company who will rat out the insider traders. The law is a protection for the other investors. Good point, money does buy the future and that is why the game is so ruthless. The law on insider trading is an invisible barrier and that is the point being made, that the ruthlessness of the game requires insider trading for it to work. How else is the money going to be made? Insider trading is just a ruse for smaller fry of investors to distract from what is going on at the top.
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