It's a pretty common name, but a brief scan of Mr Moore's LinkedIn public profile (without joining LinkedIn) looks like he's a fairly standard professional accountant. I didn't see any previous employers that looked shady and certainly the award amount doesn't raise any red flags. If he's a member of any questionable organizations not listed in his online LinkedIn profile - that would be worth digging into.
For someone closely monitoring GME who might not fully understand the SEC/corporate restrictions on "insider trading" perhaps they mistook this filing as something other than standard reporting. Stock awards to company officers require public disclosure.
It's a pretty common name, but a brief scan of Mr Moore's LinkedIn public profile (without joining LinkedIn) looks like he's a fairly standard professional accountant. I didn't see any previous employers that looked shady and certainly the award amount doesn't raise any red flags. If he's a member of any questionable organizations not listed in his online LinkedIn profile - that would be worth digging into.
For someone closely monitoring GME who might not fully understand the SEC/corporate restrictions on "insider trading" perhaps they mistook this filing as something other than standard reporting. Stock awards to company officers require public disclosure.
Unless I'm missing something OP sees with this...