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How can I see former major share holders of a company?
You have to go backwards through form 3's and form 4's (change in ownership for holders greater than 5%) and form 13F's (hedge fund holding reports) and more research into the original source of funding …
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Does doing your "research"/"homework" on stocks make any sense?
The markets are not as information efficient as some might have you believe.
But on the contrary, looking up what the aggregate professional analysts have said is also part of "doing your homework"
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What constitutes illegal insider trading?
You have to read some appeals court cases see scholar.google.com , as well as SEC enforcement actions on sec.gov to get an understanding of how the SEC operates.
http://www.sec.gov/spotlight/insidert …
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