 RockyBBPremium
join:2005-01-31
Steamboat Springs, CO | reply to dsl15
Re: Not an expert Hey dsl15! Read the original question! He said "what if the analyst had information that the merger would be denied." That is insider information; it doesn't matter if the info was from the company or from the regulators -- if it's not public information, then it's insider information.
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dsl15
join:2004-02-08
Columbia, SC
1 edit | You are correct my friend.
It would be unwise for any analyst to comment on any company that he/she has insider information for. |
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2 edits | said by dsl15:You are correct my friend. It would be unwise for any analyst to comment on any company that he/she has insider information for. Incorrect my friend.
An analyst comments on inside info all the time. That is what they do for a living. An analyst only gets in trouble if they trade the stocks they are commenting on or give that info to others before their column comes out - especially if they say buy a particular stock and then hype that stock in their column, thereby driving the price up.
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