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Market misconduct includes:
Insider trading (buying or trading any security when you have inside information)
Stock tipping (encouraging anyone to buy or sell securities when you have inside information) = MARTH STEWART 2004
Insider information is material that is not available to the public (either about KC or any other company or their securities) that would likely influence a decision whether to purchase, sell, or hold a security
Any employee involved in market misconduct may be subject to criminal proceedings
It doesn’t matter if you make money or not
Consider sharing one of the below examples:
Martha Stewart and ImClone
$230,000.
That’s the value of ImClone Systems Incorporated shares that Martha Stewart sold to land her in hot water with the Federal authorities.
America’s homemaking sweetheart risked her vast empire—worth over $2.o billion at its height—for a mere pittance (Stewart avoided a $45,673 loss., and it came back to damage her badly.
When ImClone CEO Samuel D. Waksal learned through the grapevine that the U.S. Food and Drug Association (FDA) approval for cancer drug “Erbitux” wasn’t getting expected approval, *he sang*.
Waksal’s daughter, father, company executives, and others all rushed to sell shares before the news became public. News of the impending calamity also reached the desk of Merrill Lynch broker Peter Bacanovic, who just happened to be Martha Stewart’s broker.