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Don’t Tip Your Private Pilot
Also PacWest, Apple Card and Nauru.
US insider-trading law is kind of weird. The approximate rules (not legal advice!) are:
One more case, maybe. If you are an insider and you tell an outsider the inside information without any personal benefit to you, then, in some very abstract sense, you are not guilty of insider trading. It is possible, however, that there are no examples of this. It is possible that any time you tell anyone anything, you are angling to get some personal benefit for yourself. Why else would you tell them? So:
