Yes, always, there are no times when material information is hidden during the completion of a transaction and announced afterward, leaving investors no opportunity to weigh that information in their investment decision.
But of course you would be correct that the consideration you seem to believe was paid would be operative in this case if it was supported by documents. But there was no consideration beyond the stated consideration in the documents. You have to admit that your argument does not rely on any transaction whose even most basic details were laid out (like the amount, LOL) prior to deletion. Your argument therefor is only that something else was "hinted at" prior to deletion, which again, it is not possible that a transaction of unknown value would allowed to be hinted at and not laid out completely for investors to be able to weigh it in real time. The implications of this possibility are an uninvestable stock market.
