Subject: Re: OT: Insider Trading
Google SEC, they try to provide all investors with fair and timely disclosure and transparency, even odd lot investors.

SEC’s ex-enforcement chief clashed with bosses before leaving, Reuters sources say
https://www.cnbc.com/2026/03/2...

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s top enforcement official, who left abruptly last week, had clashed with agency leaders over the direction of its enforcement program, including the handling of cases with ties to President Donald Trump and his family, according to three people familiar with the matter.

SEC Enforcement Division Director Margaret Ryan resigned last Monday after just over six months on the job, Reuters was the first to report. Her resignation email, seen by Reuters, did not say why she was leaving. Ryan declined to comment when reached by phone and text.

Two of the people said Ryan wanted to be more aggressive in pursuing charges for fraud and other misconduct including in cases that touched the president’s circle, but faced resistance from SEC chair Paul Atkins and other top Republican political appointees.

Yeah, I'm sure the SEC are all over these insider trading accusations.