
Quote from bsparkyman:
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...x?guid={55C4F6E1-18FE-4145-B992-6E63005F808A}
Quote from OldTrader:
Peterffy paid Interactive Brokers $37 million, the amount of the loss IB took in an option scheme. I don't recall the CEO of Refco paying money to the coming...in fact, the other way around. I don't recall any corporate officer ever doing this.
Perhaps you could explain your statements. Because I don't see any comparison.
OldTrader
Quote from bsparkyman:
It's called irony oldtimer, nothing else. Where have the press realeases and calls for sec action been for the last 4 years? Maybe they are there, I will google it now.
Quote from OldTrader:
I don't call it "irony" bsman. You're comparing them to a company that went broke due to fraud. Some people might call that slander. At a minimum...it's BS....your specialty evidently.
OldTrader
Quote from rayl:
I have to concede, there is a potential credibility issue here -- why has options MM suddenly become one "incident" per quarter? Or better yet, where are the quants who should've detected the possibility of being screwed by a weird adjustment policy on Eurex? Also, I don't quite get the rationale behind the act of "benevolence." I think in the end, it just raises more questions than the 37MM.
Full disclosure: l will confess to having a position in IB, the stock. (and looking to increase it)