Al-Qaida had a futures account in 2005

atrocious · Jun 22, 2011

Quote from ForexForex:

I wonder what Al-Qaida did with the associate? $20 million in one year is a lot of money to lose.

He's going back to the monkey bars

TIKITRADER · Jun 22, 2011

Quote from olias:

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In less than a year, the account plummeted to less than $7 million because of poor trading decisions by the associate, according to the lawsuit, filed in federal court in Chicago over the weekend...."

wow

See what happens when you're on the other side of 3x daily range.

Runningbear · Jun 22, 2011

That's what I call blowing up an account. Budda boom!

Runningbear

piezoe · Jun 22, 2011

Middle East terrorist meets Wall Street terrorists.

TraDaToR · Jun 23, 2011

Quote from rew:

Who needs the TSA? We should just encourage every terrorist to open a futures account and trade his own money.

Or promote reputable firms like GS to manage their assets. They are even better at losing your assets.

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052702304066504576347190532098376.html

OnClose · Jun 25, 2011

Quote from olias:

In less than a year, the account plummeted to less than $7 million because of poor trading decisions by the associate, according to the lawsuit, filed in federal court in Chicago over the weekend...."

wow [/B]

Terrorists are lousy traders

SnakeEYE · Jun 25, 2011

Quote from olias:

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In less than a year, the account plummeted to less than $7 million because of poor trading decisions by the associate, according to the lawsuit, filed in federal court in Chicago over the weekend...."

wow

dopey morons

"poor trading desisions"

there wasn`t,even the poor ones

stock777 · Jun 26, 2011

prob got short in front of some crap and the mkt went up.

sand jockeys no match for GS

ammo · Jun 28, 2011

Quote from olias:

"...Abu al Tayyeb, who had allegedly considered a biological attack and other terror plots against U.S. citizens, wired $35 million to an associate, of which $26.7 million was deposited into an account in 2005, according to the federal lawsuit by the U.S. Justice Department.

In less than a year, the account plummeted to less than $7 million because of poor trading decisions by the associate, according to the lawsuit, filed in federal court in Chicago over the weekend...."

wow

probably did the same thing in 01 and they are keeping it quiet