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Open-Market Transaction
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Open-Market Transaction
A transaction in which a person with inside information on a company buys or sells that company's stocks after filing all pertinent forms with the SEC. An open-market transaction is the only legal way for an insider to trade on a company without committing the crime of insider trading. In an open-market transaction, the insider makes the transaction as close to the market price as possible.


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Nelnet expects that from time-to-time NELF may use funds available under the indenture for the Notes to purchase Notes for cash in open market transactions, privately negotiated transactions or otherwise or to redeem Notes at par.
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