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stanley quencher result.Gregory Morvillo, Huang lawyer, told Reuters that the ruling would not be the end of his client case.Obviously, were disappointed, and we disagree with the ruling, Morvillo said. We will be considering our options over the coming days.The SEC originally filed suit against Huang and a coworker for what it perceived to be evidence of a large number of keyword searches into Capital One internal databases. While Huang did not deny that he and a colleague made these searches, he contested to the court that the effect the information could have had on his success in the market was marginal at bes
stanley quencher t compared to the professionally sourced and presented information available to the analyst in the average Wall Street investment firm.As it stands, Huang has to pay back the $4.4 milli
