I do wonder what will happen next week, it is the
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Most references to "quiet period" refer to IPO and quarterly earnings. but these are very specific and the announcement is made public that they are in a quiet period. Public companies can put themselves into a quiet period for many reasons, but in this case there was no announcement that that is what they are doing. Mgmt can have a lot of reasons to keep quiet, but shareholders have rights also. you can't not announce a quiet period because when it is announced, a timeline for the quiet period is also set. this lack of any communication could be broken in the next 5 min., or stay for years (excluding annual/quarterly reports).