I agree. Insider Trading should be EASY to use and access.

If you have paid HUNDREDS extra to engage in Insider Trading you shouldn't have these ridiculous issues!

The very name of this 'product' conjures up suspicion. Anything with 'insider' in the name should be treated with the utmost suspicion. What data is Stern collecting from this insidious effort? They certainly aren't telling customers ANYTHING about this.

Not at all - this is something that should NEVER have happened - period!

There simply is no excuse nor logical explanation.

Some serious speculation here. Companies and businesses go broke and close daily, even HUGE ones!

I see no proof or guarantee of any sort that makes Stern immune from issues in the future that might well bankrupt them.

'Things' go in and out of favor all the time - what if the current fever pitch interest in pinball declines to the point where it just isn't possible for Stern to continue producing games? It is more than possible.

Of course nobody wants to see this happen to ANY company - but it does, daily!

Nope - anything that has the word "insider" in it is super suspicious to me as it 'sounds like' insider trading no matter what it is talking about.

It's a word/phrase I would avoid like the plague if I was a company like Stern.