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That SEC regulation doesn't seem all that fair. I don't see

Posted on: May 11, 2022 at 20:28:50 CT
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how it is unfair to stockholders to not alert them that you are buying a significant amount of shares.

To my mind investors should primarily value a stock based upon its fundamentals and probability of growth... or deterioration. If they made those evaluations and decided on a fair value and someone started buying up shares it would tend to increase the price anyway, giving them a better sale price than would have been the case had he not been buying them up.

I don't see how that is unfair to them.
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     That SEC regulation doesn't seem all that fair. I don't see - JeffB MU - 5/11 20:28:50
          look at the lawsuit in the first link - Ace AU - 5/11 20:30:15
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