Diego – I have to apologize in advance if this sounds needlessly harsh…but I think that it’s still valid nonetheless.
If employees that are heavily invested in their own company don’t pay attention when the CEO dumps his stock, then it’s hard to feel too bad for them. The writing is on the wall clearly, in USGovt approved disclosures.
Maybe I’m just a not-nice person, but I don’t feel sorry for someone who gets themself into a jam when they have no business being where they were in the first place.
Any, and I mean ANY, investment tv_show-book-magazine-whatever will counsel that diversification is likely to be the best hedge against risk. For anyone to be heavily invested in their own public corporation is a risk that noone advises.
