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blackout period

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blackout period
1. The time period prior to the release of financial information during which certain employees of a public company are prohibited from trading in the firm's stock. See also window period.
2. See lockdown.


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``I think that every player has one blackout period in his year,'' Vujacic said.
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Even if the article is published promptly, we will still be left with a six-month semi blackout period immediately after publication, during which new articles will still be expensive or difficult to get by persons not affiliated with large restitutions.
Access to NIH-funded research information--public comment period to ... by James, John S. / AIDS Treatment News
A blackout period does not include a suspension, limit or restriction (1) due to the application of the securities laws, (2) regularly scheduled to occur and already disclosed to participants or (3) pursuant to a qualified domestic relations order.
DOL issues Enron-driven "blackout" rules by Kautter, David J. / The Tax Adviser
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