Ferranti v. United States

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• suggesting that had the complaint included an allegation of insider trading, there may have been a basis for believing that earlier statements were attributable to fraud
• Rule 9(b) requires that “the complaint must allege the time, place, speaker and sometimes even the content of the alleged misrepresentation.”

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