I mean, they have to be scheduled in advance to avoid even the implication of trading based on non-public information. I would find it hard to believe an accus

I mean, they have to be scheduled in advance to avoid even the implication of trading based on non-public information. I would find it hard to believe an accusation of "insider trading" if an GameStop officer sold a bunch of stock last week, rather than the much more likely public-information explanation of "we're definitely not a $25B company and everyone knows it".