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Tuesday, 02/18/2020 1:18:16 PM

Tuesday, February 18, 2020 1:18:16 PM

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Allegedly, weren't some that were busted for insider trader let off the hook by, somehow, agreeing to let commons participate in the spoils? That was very considerate of them. Now if it's proven that commons got "snookered" by this, could the punishment for insider trading be retroactive? Are they protected by contract or statue of limitations?
Didn't Judge Walrath agree to "letting them off the legal hook" in order for shareholders to have a chance at retributions? If shareholders got "snookered" in this deal, could she re-visit the agreement? Or could a lawsuit be filed on behalf of shareholders? This could "open a can of worms" and create a lot of bad publicity for some.
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