My understanding is that a company sets reasonable rules as to what is a is a "Closed Period" and has flexibility within strict guidelines as to how they are applied.
I think you can be well assured that they don't expect any downward surprises in the share price until well after the financial statements are made public.
Nothing untoward here. IMO. J L.
My understanding is that a company sets reasonable rules as to...
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