But they haven't actually been found guilty of fraud. They agreed to a settlement. To send them to jail, the SEC would have to prove they're guilty in a court o

But they haven't actually been found guilty of fraud. They agreed to a settlement. To send them to jail, the SEC would have to prove they're guilty in a court of law. Maybe the SEC could do that, maybe it couldn't. The question is if you want to take a $5B sure thing for some shady behavior or spin the roulette wheel of justice and hope it was actually illegal.