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They probably all cracked. The SEC could put them in a perfect "prisoner's dilemma" game and we're only talking about regular people, not hardened operators wi
by droopyEyelids 5y ago
They probably all cracked.
The SEC could put them in a perfect "prisoner's dilemma" game and we're only talking about regular people, not hardened operators with like, a suicide capsule in their molar.
- H8crilA 5y agoYeah. Reminder: if you witness something of this sort consider using the SEC Whistleblower Office (http://sec.gov/whistleblower http://sec.gov/whistleblower). You'll get 10% - 30% of the collected fines, and there's a cottage industry of lawyers that will compile the case for you (or tell you that you don't actually have a good case, which I heard is actually common).
- DaveExeter 5y agoSnitching is wrong.
- H8crilA 5y agoIt could be considered wrong, depending on your personal ethics. That's why I wrote "consider".
- renewiltord 5y agoIt’s not snitching. It’s predating on prey. If you don’t want to be prey, don’t try to insider trade where I can eat you.
- ahtihn 5y agoBreaking the law is wrong. Snitching is a civic duty.