The SEC discovered that Alliant's annual report contained misleading financial statements, which concealed the fact that Alliant would not be able to collect $2 million worth of debt. When the SEC releases a statement concerning Alliant's fraudulent filings, the company's stock drops from $38 to $15 per share. Six months prior to the SEC's announcement, Alliant's CFO sold half of his shares at the company's all-time high stock price of $43. May Alliant recover any money from the CFO that he earned from his sale of stock?