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They don't enforce it pre-emptively, but can hit you with a case many years after if the amounts involved are worthwhile of investigator's attention.



Unless the lockup restriction is part of your state's laws (it isn't in California, AFAIK), it's not a matter for an "investigator" -- it's a private contract between yourself and your company.

It does vary state by state, though, so I suppose it's possible that some states have laws that prevent you from trading in derivatives during a lockup period.




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