The SEC’s unannounced visits are typically feared by companies, as they often signal trouble, but a new study suggests that insiders may be getting tipped off about these visits and selling their shares to avoid losses. Professors from Midwestern universities conducted research on stock behavior, using a novel approach to analyze possible insider trading practices. This study sheds light on potential unethical practices within the stock market.
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