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What is Insider Trading?
Buying or selling shares using company information that has not yet been made public; the illegal form is a crime.
ExampleThe SEC fined an executive who traded on inside information $5 million.The figures in the example illustrate the concept; they are not current market data.
Related terms
Form 4 (SEC)The form company insiders file with the SEC in the US to report purchases and sales of shares.Securities and Exchange CommissionThe US federal regulator that oversees securities markets and protects investors.13F FilingThe quarterly portfolio report filed with the SEC by institutional investors managing more than $100 millionInternal Rate of ReturnThe discount rate that makes an investment's net present value zero; a measure of investment profitability.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Insider Trading?
Buying or selling shares using company information that has not yet been made public; the illegal form is a crime.
What is Insider Trading called in Turkish?
In Turkish financial reporting and news, Insider Trading is called İçeriden Öğrenenlerin Ticareti.
Which concepts are related to Insider Trading?
The concepts most often mentioned together with Insider Trading are Form 4 (SEC) and Securities and Exchange Commission.
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