Asked a friend about a company he works at. I own a few shares of his company and noticed it doing well so planning on taking my gains. Asked him if I should sell, he said he can’t tell me anything about it. Which I’m like ok but do you like it? No response. Then he proceeded to text me the next day and said that he reported to his management about me inquiring about the company stock. He reported me for insider trading solicitation. I have not sold or bought any more shares of the company. I haven’t even logged in to the brokerage since our exchange. I bought the shares of the company before even asking him. How worried should I be?
Edit: he works in accounting (senior financial analyst)
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