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This is one of the most gut-wrenching, powerful videos interconnecting Bobby Ax, Wall Street, and 911, especially your description of actions you had to take during the apocalypse. I personally felt it!! We shall never forget those we lost.
Honestly, I would have done the same thing as Axe. He did not plan the terrorist attacks and he did not know about it. Those bastards who had inside intel about a possible attack were different, and weird nobody was ever prosecuted for it.
I disagree that investors betting against the airlines on 9/11 are „shady“. No, I don’t think so. You see something happen and position yourself for its logical conclusion. How is that shady? Answer: it’s not. Of course not to downplay the severity of the situation. What happened on 9/11 is horrible and I hope families were able to adapt and find peace until today, and we must not forget the people who died that day. But from a pure trading perspective… I don’t see how that was in any way immoral or even shady. It’s not pretty, that’s for sure, but it’s not evil in any way either. They didn’t make the planes crash, they didn’t cause any other harm either… so they were not doing anything wrong really. Stocks rebounded over the following months as well… a shortseller isn’t hurting a company through his position either. If a company’s future cashflows are compressed because of a major event, shorting it is necessary so the market price adjusts for that event and its outcome. I would have shorted airlines as well.
I'm sorry, but if someone freaked out over the 2016 elections & the three-hour riot on Jan 6th and was actually worried democracy was ending, but yet felt perfectly fine with the three months of rioting, causing 5-billion in damages, thousands of police harmed in a hundred cities during the summer of 2020, I have to question their sanity. P.S., I respect your 9/11 story, you're a good man.
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This is one of the most gut-wrenching, powerful videos interconnecting Bobby Ax, Wall Street, and 911, especially your description of actions you had to take during the apocalypse. I personally felt it!! We shall never forget those we lost.
Many thanks Gary
Honestly, I would have done the same thing as Axe. He did not plan the terrorist attacks and he did not know about it. Those bastards who had inside intel about a possible attack were different, and weird nobody was ever prosecuted for it.
Its not inside info, I wont be surprise if the terrorist had relationships with foreign companies (in Saudi especially) and made them buy those puts.
Agreed
I'm currently watching Billions and its helped my mindset. its one of my favourite shows.
I hope you at some point do some videos on the show Industry. You'd have great insight.
Thanks Chris.Amazing video
I watched the video twice your memories on 9/11 were very interesting .. keep the good work up Chris
Thank you!
Another great video
Love your videos
Thank you!
Wow very informative video thank you
Great video!
I disagree that investors betting against the airlines on 9/11 are „shady“. No, I don’t think so. You see something happen and position yourself for its logical conclusion. How is that shady? Answer: it’s not. Of course not to downplay the severity of the situation. What happened on 9/11 is horrible and I hope families were able to adapt and find peace until today, and we must not forget the people who died that day. But from a pure trading perspective… I don’t see how that was in any way immoral or even shady. It’s not pretty, that’s for sure, but it’s not evil in any way either. They didn’t make the planes crash, they didn’t cause any other harm either… so they were not doing anything wrong really. Stocks rebounded over the following months as well… a shortseller isn’t hurting a company through his position either. If a company’s future cashflows are compressed because of a major event, shorting it is necessary so the market price adjusts for that event and its outcome. I would have shorted airlines as well.
he could have bought btc 😅
I'm sorry, but if someone freaked out over the 2016 elections & the three-hour riot on Jan 6th and was actually worried democracy was ending, but yet felt perfectly fine with the three months of rioting, causing 5-billion in damages, thousands of police harmed in a hundred cities during the summer of 2020, I have to question their sanity.
P.S., I respect your 9/11 story, you're a good man.