Most management should not buy on the open market. In my experience those stocks do pop and eventually crash to nothing. Buying “on the open market” as you put it means giving the money not to the company, but some other random investor. That’s just dumb. They should, if and when they buy, and some have bought, directly from the company, which is “not on the open market” as most traders see it because they get no benefit. Investment should not be for the benefit of traders.
Citadel needs to worry about themselves and their co-defendants. They are taking a public relations drubbing. This company has little to worry about in the larger picture, with regard to that.
Bullish