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I meant on a "moral" level, not legally speaking. If he's doing his job as a CFO and he wants to sell shares when people are laid off, that's up to him.
by chpatrick 3y ago
I meant on a "moral" level, not legally speaking. If he's doing his job as a CFO and he wants to sell shares when people are laid off, that's up to him.
- rco8786 3y ago> and he wants to sell shares when people are laid off, that's up to him. That's what I am saying...it's not up to him. It's up to him if he wants to lay people off right before he has a sale scheduled. But what he most definitely did not and cannot do is: lay people off, observe that the stock went up, decide to make a sale.