Tom is the nephew of the CEO of Coca-Cola. Tom is offered a chance to buy stock at $0.10 per share, so he buys 100,000 shares. At the time the stock was trading at $43.25 per share. Tom holds the stock for thirty days, then gets a phone call from his uncle's secretary. She is simply calling to make sure he is still available for dinner with his uncle, but in the background Tom can hear screaming - something about a federal investigation and how they should have never attempted to bribe a Russian official. Tom confirms for dinner, then ponders the call. His sixteen year old little brother, who has always wanted to own Coca-Cola stock, offers to buy some of the stock for $20.00 per share. Tom tells him that is a crazy price - that this is a can't miss company and he won't sell below $40.00/share. Little brother digs deep and can afford to buy ten shares at that price. Tom then calls his stock broker and immediately sells off his remaining Coca-Cola stock at $25.00/share. The broker, who knows Tom's connection to the company, starts telling other investors to get out of Coca-Cola stock. Three days later the news coverage is all about the troubles at Coca-Cola and the stock price drops to $0.03 per share in open trading Identify all causes of action. For each, identify the parties, the damages, and the remedies available Causes of action DOLL Fa FS FG F2 FB FO e F10 FIT F12 Pasca * A $ 4 sen & * LO 7 8 9 O E R T U