>>1361224
I don't think it's a secret that Jeep puts out lemons, I'm not memeing, the CSR and professional reviews have been absolute shit tier for over a decade.

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>>1361224
Shit, that's an interesting question.

I guess shop around to some hedge funds that make big automotive plays? Who are the top 10 shareholders of Jeep?

Alternatively you can personally buy out of the money call/put options expiring after the earnings call where it'll get announced. Megabux, but earns you a massive red flag from the SEC.

Remember, it's only insider trading if you work for the company.

Either corporate espionage or find a consumer lawyer looking to sue when it drops on the market.

Alternately, get some money from the government as a whistleblower if it's damning information.

>>1361231
Still can get something out of it

>>1361253
I work as a wagecuck and I hate every bit of it

>>1361284
Thanks, this is the kind of answer I was expecting from /biz/

>>1361310
The whistle-blower thing seems also like a really good option. Thank you very much.

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>>1361231

nobody thinks FCA is trying very hard to make good cars.


op, try to find a slightly dodgy expert network to broker it through. that's how inside info gets passed to hedge funds.