Sisemüüki

Sisemüüki is an Estonian term that translates to "internal sale" or "insider trading" in English, depending on the context. In a business or organizational setting, it generally refers to the sale of goods or services within the same company. This can include transactions between different departments, subsidiaries, or divisions of a larger corporation. The purpose of sisemüüki can vary, often involving the efficient distribution of resources, specialized products, or shared services across the organization.

However, the term "sisemüüki" can also carry a more specific and often negative connotation, aligning with the English concept of insider trading. This refers to the illegal practice of trading stocks or other securities based on material, non-public information. Individuals who engage in this type of sisemüüki often have privileged access to sensitive company data that could influence stock prices, such as upcoming mergers, financial results, or product development breakthroughs. Laws against insider trading are designed to protect the fairness and integrity of financial markets by ensuring that all investors have access to the same information.