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Originally Posted by Silock
There are laws against them possessing any more knowledge than the average person. Just because someone works on Wall Street or on CNBC doesn't (or shouldn't, if no one is breaking the law) give them the right to more information about stocks and business than anyone else has access to.
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I get that. To back peddle a little, isn't the information that's (as you say) available to everyone easier for them to obtain? For example, I doubt I could have gotten a meeting with the CEO of Bear Stearns. Further, I don't even know where to look for access to companies' financial reports, assuming I could understand them. That's kind of what I was getting at...