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by gretch
11 days ago
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What the law says and enforcement of the law are sometimes 2 different things, but generally employees should not be shorting their own stock, lock up or no lock up. The issue is that this creates a conflict of interest. In the worst case scenario, as an employee, you can literally do a bad thing to cause the stock to go down. E.g. An engineer can make a bug which blows up a rocket. So then you could short the stock, bug a rocket, and become super rich. It's the same issue with athletes betting on their own team - it's trivial to throw the game. |
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