The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT48) PLYMOUTH, Minn. -- May 26, 2006 -- SEC-SNOOPS-ADV28 -- John P. Gavin, who runs a research firm, in Plymouth, Minn., on Wednesday, May 24, 2006, says the Securities and Exchange Commission has stopped supplying documents it once gave him routinely. In a world where truly independent stock research is a valuable and rare commodity, SEC Insight, an independent research firm is even more unusual. The firm makes its calls after poring through correspondence and other internal SEC documents it secures by filing requests under the Freedom of Information Act. Ever since Gavin founded SEC Insight six years ago, he has prided himself on its ability to sniff out regulatory trails like a corporate bloodhound. During the last two years, however, Gavin says, his snooping and his ability to send early warning signals to clients have been stymied by an unlikely adversary: the SEC itself. (Allen Brisson-Smith/The New York Times)
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