Under the Securities Act of 1934, if a person obtains material information about a corporation that is not available to the public, the person may do all of the following, except: a. O Purchase the stock in reduced quantities before the information is made available to the public. b. o Disclose the information to the investing public c. O Abstain from trading the corporation's stock. d. Wait for the information to be disclosed to the investing public and then trade the corporation's stock