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> And (once again, correct me if I'm wrong), the options themselves were purchased before the information was made public No, according to the article, the op
by gregschlom 11y ago
> And (once again, correct me if I'm wrong), the options themselves were purchased before the information was made public
No, according to the article, the options were purchased one second after the information first became public in some news wire headline. The fact that it was also 19 second before a journalist's tweet was apparently irrelevant, since there was that headline before the tweet.
- golergka 11y agoI must have misunderstood. Thanks for correction!
- bigiain 11y agoIt seems to me that the information leading to the journo's tweet probably also preceded the news wire headline. I guess it's _possible_ the the tweet we written by somebody who saw the news wire headline as it hit the web, and they read it, understood it's importance, wrote and posted their tweet – all within 19 seconds (not _impossible_), but I'd be curious to know where the information for the news wire post came from. Somebody knew long enough before that headline got onto the web to have time to write it (and the article).