So there wasn’t enough evidence against the executives that made smaller, relative to their total ownership, unplanned sales? In the case of the Equifax execut

So there wasn’t enough evidence against the executives that made smaller, relative to their total ownership, unplanned sales? In the case of the Equifax executives, though, the filings reporting their recent stock sales do not indicate the transactions were part of such plans. http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-equifax-insider-trading-20170908-story.html http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-equifax-insider-tradin... Earlier in the article I linked: Had they sold the same number of shares today, the executives would have made about $275,000 less than they did last month. Gamble alone would be out nearly $150,000.