Allegedly, Spencer Mindlin wasn't one of those people.
Now thanks to his alleged activities, we know how to front-run Goldman Sachs. (But of course, we'd have to be employees or otherwise know of Goldman's upcoming trades to actually do it.)
Background: the SEC recently filed insider trading charges against Mindlin for trades he made while he was an employee at Goldman Sachs. According to the allegations, Mindlin and his father made $57,000 by taking positions in securities underlying the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (XRT) with knowledge that Goldman Sachs would later make market moving trades on those same securities.
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