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Changing "training" to "trading" as it was an obvious case of the author mixing up two similar sounding words

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If I create software that can identify and predict insider trading, and I use that to trade, am I insider trainingtrading?

Inspired by this question, and I don't know much about insider trainingtrading beyond it.

The title pretty much says it all. Let's say I make software that picks up on patterns of insider trading. (For example, short sales that happen just before big news comes out that causes people to trade). I use this software to identify insider trades and make the same trades. Have I committed a crime?

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progressiveCavemen

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If I create software that can identify and predict insider trading, and I use that to trade, am I insider training?

Inspired by this question, and I don't know much about insider training beyond it.

The title pretty much says it all. Let's say I make software that picks up on patterns of insider trading. (For example, short sales that happen just before big news comes out that causes people to trade) I use this software to identify insider trades and make the same trades. Have I committed a crime?

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If I create software that can identify and predict insider trading, and I use that to trade, am I insider trainingtrading?

If I create software that can identify and predict insider trading, and I use that to trade, am I insider training?

If I create software that can identify and predict insider trading, and I use that to trade, am I insider trading?

If I create software that can identify and predict insider trading, and I use that to trade, am I insider training?