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Insiders

Insiders, in the world of finance, are individuals who possess valuable information about a company or entity, which has a significant impact on its stock price. Usually, these include the top executives and directors of a corporation. Additionally, anyone who owns more than ten percent of the voting shares of a company is also considered an insider. Having such confidential information gives these insiders an advantage over the general public, which can affect the stock market in many ways.

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