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The follow-up post shows the whole magnitude of the insider trading: > My previous post highlighted a striking example: how a single $2.5 million options posit
by mentalgear 2y ago
The follow-up post shows the whole magnitude of the insider trading:
> My previous post highlighted a striking example: how a single $2.5 million options position turned into $70 million in under an hour. But focusing solely on that trade risks missing the larger picture. What we actually saw was widespread activity. Numerous sophisticated traders carefully placing positions across several strike prices ($504, $505, $507, $509) in SPY as well as similar trades in QQQ.
> The pattern wasn't limited to a single trade or strike price. It was a coordinated wave of positions, all established within a critical half-hour window before the news broke.
> Imagine someone purchasing thousands of lottery tickets with a specific number combination just moments before those exact numbers are drawn.
https://data-and-politics.ghost.io/this-is-what-insider-trading-looks-like/ https://data-and-politics.ghost.io/this-is-what-insider-trad...
- qwertox 2y agoHow can the average MAGA voter which waves a little flag at a rally feel ok with this? It's treason what they did, treason on their principles. All this in times when it was supposedly "Main Street" turn. https://x.com/SecScottBessent/status/1910000578198986822 https://x.com/SecScottBessent/status/1910000578198986822
- bregma 2y ago> How can the average MAGA voter which waves a little flag at a rally feel ok with this? Apparently most of them are just temporarily embarrassed billionaires.
- barbazoo 2y agoYou’re assuming they’ll even hear about it, lol.
- tomp 2y agoIs it any different, in principle, to what congressmen (and women) have been doing for decades? Insider trading, corruption, etc. has all been normalized.