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Typically you will have trading windows when you’re legally allowed to trade a company where you have insider info. Violating this will get you into all kinds of legal trouble

Dec 7, 2021 6 3
- Capital Group Flo!Rida
  
  Being sued by SEC and jail time (based on amount of gain)
  
  Dec 7, 2021 1
- Facebook Try Me
  
  I would have thought the legal counsel of your company would have covered this with every hire
  
  Dec 7, 2021 2
Apple Logan_Roy

Robinhood may temporarily prevent people from buying more.

Dec 7, 2021 2 3
- Apple Logan_Roy
  
  They wouldn’t, they just have been known to disable purchasing certain stocks during short squeezes.
  
  Dec 7, 2021 0
- Brex / Supply/Log awWT22
  
  They don’t, unless the securities were transferred to robinhood and they got the information that way
  
  That being said, it’s illegal to omit this information if you are restricted.
  
  Dec 7, 2021 1
Capital Group Flo!Rida

As long as you’re not registered, you’re fine.

Dec 7, 2021 0 3
- Capital Group Flo!Rida
  
  Long story short: you’ll definitely know if you were a registered person, because you’ll have to take a quick training course. Since you haven’t, you’re not registered (registered = having access to confidential info that would give you unfair advantage over the public). So you can buy whatever asset you want from any trading platform you want.
  
  Dec 7, 2021 2
- McMaster-Carr / Product tdIh87
  OP
  
  Makes sense. This calls for some research on my end. Thanks!!👍🏻
  
  Dec 7, 2021 1
Square zeus789

So you are basically asking the consequences of insider trading? Securities fraud is not a joke.

Dec 7, 2021 2 0
eBay akpman2

You should honor trading blackout windows. Your employer's broker blocks trading during blackout days. Onus is on you to honor it on the other platforms

Dec 7, 2021 1 0

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Consequences of Buying own employer company stocks on Robinhood?

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