It usually takes a longer period for the average investor to fully understand the implications of non disclosure of material information of the complexity as the 737 MAX issues and fully factor them in deciding to invest. The actions of the directors and management in withholding material information was not fully felt by those investing in 2019, but actually extended to those acquiring shares or options until 2022. The share price collapse and volatility extended up to 2022 and beyond. Non disclosure of material information relating to 737 Max had an effect on people investing or trading options in Boeing during the COVID 19 and subsequent period till 2022 as they were unable to fully grasp the weakened state of the company and the time it would take for the company to recover. Large losses were suffered by investors and options traders between 2020 and 2022 and hence the relevant period for the plan of allocation must be extended until May 2022 at the least. Also the plan of allocation shouldn’t be leaving out persons who have acquired shares through options or who suffered losses connected to options trading in Boeing as has happened in other fair funds such as the case with GE.