> would that be considered insider trading Not by default. Typically, according to the trainings I have received, over and over again, it's only wrong to trade

> would that be considered insider trading Not by default. Typically, according to the trainings I have received, over and over again, it's only wrong to trade if you are exposed to material non public information (MNPI). Such a person would have to know they are in a special category, unless they live under a rock or something. I think it's ridiculously difficult for an employee receiving a standard monthly amount of RSUs to "mistakenly" commit insider trading.