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Originally posted by _BoneZ_
Excellent thread with great info for those who know little or none about the insider trading, further proving 9/11 was an inside job.
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Originally posted by fleabit
Unfortunately, we get 9 different accounts of every aspect of 9/11, from method to motives, so you really can't believe any of it.
Originally posted by fleabit
What hit the Pentagon?
Originally posted by tide88
150000 share of UAL. The same guy who puchased 95% of the put options for that same stock 4 days earlier. He was hedging his bet. As for the 2.5 million never collected, who knows. Maybe he died in the attacks. Maybe multiple people who had options never collected it because they were killed. Maybe that person felt extemely guilty that he made money on a catastrophic event. Or maybe, just maybe the person thought that people would say he had something to do with the attacks, even though he didnt. Maybe that is why those names were never released. If they were everyone on this board and every other conspiracy board would be bashing their good names right now. There are many reasons and just because you dont know the specifics doesnt mean squat. If it was me I wouldnt want you people to know either.
source Seems like Rummy isnt the only one who describes a plane as a missile under certain circumstances. And the above event wasnt even on 9/11.
"The plane became a missile, hitting vehicles left and right," said Newark Mayor Sharpe James. "There was debris scattered all about, and the bodies were hurling out."
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
Then when the 19 "hijackers" were identified, press reports said six or seven were still alive! The FBI claimed phony identities might have been used, but the "real" hijackers were never identified.
After that, the government's conspiracy theory became increasingly anomalous and suspicious.
Originally posted by fleabit
What hit the Pentagon?
I've gotta go with Rumsfeld and that 9/11 Commissioner who said it was a missile.
Love how the article fails to mention that the same person who bought 95% of the put options also bought 115,000 shares on sept. 10.
Maybe the person worked at Morgan Stanley and was killed in those horrific attacks!
Originally posted by GoldenFleece
reply to post by tide88
After ridiculous responses like this:
Love how the article fails to mention that the same person who bought 95% of the put options also bought 115,000 shares on sept. 10.
Then when it was pointed out that "the same person" failed to collect $2.5 mil:
Maybe the person worked at Morgan Stanley and was killed in those horrific attacks!
Perhaps it's best to ignore professional debunkers who constantly pull crap out of their you-know-where.
SF Chronical sept 22, 2001
To be sure, there are a number of legitimate reasons to account for the increase in short selling that have nothing to do with terrorism.
For instance, the airline industry was in serious finance trouble even prior to the attacks, as business and consumer travel demand slacked off in a weakening economy. And both AMR and UAL posted huge second-quarter losses in July and said they could be in the red for the rest of the year.
What's more, short-selling on the exchange has become increasingly prevalent. Each month has seen a record high, with a new peak of 5.98 billion shares shorted this month.
Still, anyone shorting shares of AMR and UAL would have turned a strong profit. UAL closed yesterday at $17.13 per share, off 44 percent from its close of $30.82 the day before the attack. AMR is down 40 percent, closing at $17.90 yesterday from $29.70 on Sept. 10.
Only one carrier, US Airways, saw a higher jump in short sales, with an increase of 41 percent. But there were obvious reasons to short that company: US Airways is laden with debt and was the target of a takeover bid from United that failed in July.
As with put options, it is difficult to tell how much money was made in the short selling of UAL and AMR stocks without more specific information about sale and repurchase prices and dates of execution.
Perhaps it's best to ignore professional debunkers who constantly pull crap out of their you-know-where
I do believe the insider trading is evidence of foreknowledge of the attacks.