UK trader arrested for May 2010 U.S. Stock market flash crash

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by just21, Apr 21, 2015.

  1. Pekelo

    Pekelo

    Including you, I assume? :)

    But since you are such an expert, why would the UK let the USA take away all Sarao's money, so at the end they can't get anything out of it? After all you said, all he has to do is pay up....

    Once the US is done with him there won't be a cent left of the 40 mill, I promise you. And anyway, if a country has a legal claim against its citizen, why would they extradite that person before resolving that matter first???

    Inquiring simple minds want to know!!!
     
    #571     Oct 3, 2015
  2. destriero

    destriero


    Ur f*cking flat-out a micropcephalic toe toucher.

    I stated that he was involved in massive tax-fraud. Taking losses exceeding profits to the tune of millions.

    I was agreeing with the poster who stated that the UK may reduce any sentence based upon time served in the US.

    I never stated that they would not prosecute. lol. I stated it was very likely that the UK would eventually prosecute for tax fraud.

    This is not a violent crime, you twat. It's criminal fraud (criminal intent). Always subject to imprisonment. In this case, likely 12-15 years in the US.
     
    #572     Oct 3, 2015
  3. Visaria

    Visaria

    The reality is he hasn't done anything wrong. He hasn't committed any tax fraud, merely used tax avoidance schemes which are legal in the UK.

    I sincerely hope he has secretly stashed a few million in a bank account (or in a safe deposit box) in some country unfriendly to the US. I hope he is figuring out how to escape.

    If he doesn't, he is screwed for ever.
     
    #573     Oct 4, 2015
  4. romik

    romik

    Spoofing isn't legal. If he is guilty of that he should be punished.
     
    #574     Oct 4, 2015
  5. i960

    i960

    I agree he should be punished for spoofing if he's going to be punished for anything. I disagree he should serve a 10+ year sentence or be blamed in any way for the flash crash.
     
    #575     Oct 4, 2015
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  6. Visaria

    Visaria

    I disagree...there are individuals and companies that spoof all the time, were doing so in 2010, go fuck them as well.
     
    #576     Oct 4, 2015
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  7. romik

    romik

    In court of law making comparisons doesn't work. Proposed jail term is ridiculous I agree, how much time did Madoff get?
     
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    #577     Oct 4, 2015
  8. So different authorities are interested in getting a payout from Sarao's case :) :) :)
    - the SEC : as here they can collect 40 million plus ( and 10 times more if they manage to go up the "network" ) , and give 30% ( 10+millions) to the CME employees who basically explained to the SEC why Sarao was doing something illegal
    - The IRS ( UK) : they must be now reviewing all the filings with EBT in it

    Imagine if Sarao when asked to stop, when he had 30 million, just stopped.
    But GREED got the best of him , or of whatever "network" he is/was involved with.

    Imagine if Sarao when first caught, straight said " yes I spoofed" and I am willing to pay up anything you want now, so as to stop any further charges and investigation.
    But ARROGANCE got the best of him, where he thought he
    was smarter than FBI agents - who I am sure have added on their list. I hope that
    whoever has been involved with Futex are buying one way flights to safe countries ( out of the reach of the USA/UK). Because I am sure
    Sarao is just the "tip of the iceberg".

    Obviously, he did not assess well who he was dealing with: seriously the FBI are the
    police of the world. They even go and travel to "collect" whoever they want to deal with, and
    Sarao still believed he was "smart" when he was clearly informed FBI.

    Please put in here the dates of each law trials, as we will certainly book our flights for the show. Here it is starting to be boring ( too much "chanting", and too much "street actions"
    and I don't want to buy new running shoes ). Aspiring for some more "civilized" law trials.
    Please update on the where and when. Thanks in advance.


    ( the uniforms with hats are police/gendarm forces are becoming boring)


    ( undisciplined public is starting to become annoying)
     
    #578     Oct 4, 2015
  9. destriero

    destriero


    Ur nuts. He made $16MM trading in 2012, but took a nearly $43MM/$27MM writeoff/net loss due to "administrative expense" as the sole director of the company. Comms and exchange fees are a sunk-cost and reflected in the net-revnumber ($16MM).

    Administrative fees on what is essentially a pass-thru. A guy trading from his parent's house as sole-director of the corp.
     
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    #579     Oct 4, 2015
  10. No question about it and NAV was a shrewd operator, but his huge downfall was not seeking outside counsel after he pulled down the $30 million. I am sure any lawyer would have immediately told him to "stop it" or to surely face criminal charges. Part of the problem is that I am not sure that he would have listened to anyone.
     
    #580     Oct 5, 2015