The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 2173

Tyler’s selfless and perfectly impartial attitude made all of the shareholders feel more or less in awe of him. 2

After all, the stock market was constantly changing rapidly, and anyone who could grasp any inside information would certainly be able to make a lot of money.

Therefore, the most difficult thing to eliminate was insider trading.

For instance, if a listed company were to collaborate with another larger multinational company, as soon a s the news was announced, the stock price of the listed company would undoubtedly rise sharply. 4

Any ordinary person who did not know any inside news from the company would naturally not be able to seize the opportunity to do some insider trading.

However, the executives of the listed company would certainly have known about the inside story during the in-depth collaboration negotiations.

If they deliberately purchased a large amount of their own company's stock at this time when the stock prices had not risen yet, they would be able to sell it at a high price after the news was announced and the stock prices had risen. This way, they would be able to earn and make a lot of money. 2

Although this method seemed like a very easy method

to make money, it had clearly violated the regulations of the Securities Regulatory Commission, and it was a standard insider trading offense. In more serious cases, a person would have to bear legal responsibility or even face the possibility of getting sentenced for insider trading.

However, many people still chose to take the risks in the face of the huge benefits and interests. 4

Whether a listed group would be able to stifle this kind of unhealthy trend was also the key to determine whether the group would be able to go any further.

As soon as Tyler took office, he made it clear that no one would be allowed to engage in any insider trading. He came forward and put up a very clear attitude in front of everyone that no one would be allowed to operate illegally in Moore Group, and everyone was to make money regularly and fairly. 6