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It’s a better question to see if it meets colloquial definitions of arbitrage. It’s an advantage only a few people have, and you paid something in order to be
by SV_BubbleTime 3y ago
It’s a better question to see if it meets colloquial definitions of arbitrage.
It’s an advantage only a few people have, and you paid something in order to be put in that position.
- hnbear 3y agoYou paid to be in the plane. I doubt anyone paid specifically to be in a plane with the hope that a door would blow off to take advantage of information asymmetry in the aircraft manufacturer's stock (or the airline's stock).