You can share it with a big brokerage since they do it all the time. Then if you get caught, have them pay your part of the fine and, MOST IMPORTANTLY, ADMIT NO WRONGDOING. This leaves you free to make up for the fine in the next one when you don't get caught!
Go watch that movie with charlie sheen "Good Advice", and you will get a pretty good idea what golf course tips are. Ego stroking, for execs.
Ok...serious question now....say if by some absurd chance qll did manage to overhear some ceo or bigwig in some large company talking about earings to someone esle (not qll).......if he were to trade the stock on this info this would no longer be insider trading as i understand it......as he overheard it in a public setting where anyone within earshot could have overheard. Am i wrong about this?
a serious question means it is time to close this thread. moderator do your pleasure. hit the button .