Federal prosecutors Lauren Goldberg and Anirudh Bansal argued that his 26,300 instances of so-called inter-positioning, or trading ahead of customer orders, were not the "mistakes" that his lawyers asserted, but rather evidence of Finnerty's intent to game the system.
Quote from crazydiamond:
Fair and orderly market, fair and orderly market, fair and orderly market, repeat after me blah, blah, blah. I hope these guys come to understand the meaning of the word JUSTICE when they are f'd in the ass on a daily basis.
Quote from dac8555:
i think the punishment is harsh...10-30 years...i mean you dont get that for murder these days....granted it will be in a club fed.
I think he should be banned from the business...and ordered to return his earnings...and the company punished for not cathing it sooner.
maybe a COUPLE of years in jail....but more than that and you are wasting more taxpayer dollars.