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He traded on publicly available information, didn't he? Like, literally, what's the difference between him or you logging into a trading platform and issuing a

• kyawzazaw 3y ago
  He had shares prior and he didn't sell them before layoffs which he could have. I think that would be the difference.
  • boeingUH60 3y ago
    You literally want to indict someone based on something they hypothetically could have done, not what they actually did? Good thing the courts doesn't work that way..
• uoaei 3y ago
  Choosing to time layoffs so they happen when the stock price boost happens during your trading window is deep in a legal gray area.