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You may need to be careful, as it's possible communicating with the SEC might cause you to be privy to material non-public information. For example if you know
by RandomBK 4y ago
You may need to be careful, as it's possible communicating with the SEC might cause you to be privy to material non-public information.
For example if you know there's a SEC investigation into the company because you're cooperating with their questions, that might bar you from certain market transactions.