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The problem is unless they account for it, their trade could trigger during a 'blackout period' (before earnings) when they shouldn't be executing any trades at

The problem is unless they account for it, their trade could trigger during a 'blackout period' (before earnings) when they shouldn't be executing any trades at all.

loeg 5y ago
Blackout periods have no SEC standing. They're purely a construction by your employer to avoid the appearance of trading on MNPI. Standing order trades (e.g., rule 105b-1) can execute at any time relative to earnings.
- yieldgap 5y ago
  True