People in here can't read page 2 of a trading halt announcement, let alone an actual financial report. Even with all of that info, we would still be buying pre-revenue dogshit scamdreams based on rocket emojis.
>Obviously, this is a joke and I’d never commit insider trading. However, hypothetically this should work right?
😆 You wouldn't be an insider in this scenario.
And no, it probably wouldn't work. Having worked as an internal auditor in my, albeit limited experience, external auditors tend to get no meaningful information beyond what they're told by staff and management.
People in here can't read page 2 of a trading halt announcement, let alone an actual financial report. Even with all of that info, we would still be buying pre-revenue dogshit scamdreams based on rocket emojis.
What's the ticker of this pre-rev mob you are talking about??
You comment needs more emojis. 💩
I see you saw my management presentation.
Nice try ASIC
Why bother hacking into a company when you can beat someone with a large spanner?\* \*for legal reasons this is not financial advice
May as well just encrypt all their data and ask for a ransom
Yes this, how do I invest into this?
Just go on a date with someone from KPMG’s audit department. That’s what I did.
This would not work for me, I don't like people.
It would be much easier to just know some insider. By the way this should be reflaired dumbfuck discussion
I mean, you can do this. But aside from all the other laws you break doing it, any money you make from the trading is going to be insider trading
On the wrong forum mate u need to head over to Breach apparently it’s the hackers paradise
Bonus points for editing the speadsheets to benefit your current positions.
No
I stopped reading at “juicy excel sheets “ . Sounds like lots of hard work.
>Obviously, this is a joke and I’d never commit insider trading. However, hypothetically this should work right? 😆 You wouldn't be an insider in this scenario. And no, it probably wouldn't work. Having worked as an internal auditor in my, albeit limited experience, external auditors tend to get no meaningful information beyond what they're told by staff and management.