[Dan Evans]

Calling this a 'non-crime' is wrong- when she sold her stock, some unfortunate perosn bought the stock, not knowing it would tank the next day. They lost money as surely as if it was stolen from them.

Actually, the stock eventually went back up. She lost money on the deal. No one can be certain that their "inside information" will make a profit.

[Mr. K]

but whoever bought the stock the same day she sold it lost money- not having the same access to the information she had.