CFTC finally effective in cracking down on spoofing in the futures markets

Discussion in 'Wall St. News' started by syswizard, Aug 22, 2020.

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  2. ZBZB

    ZBZB

    Nav Singh told them what to look for.
     
  3. Millionaire

    Millionaire

    The Bank of Nova Scotia, obviously forget to pay the right people.

    Reminds of this software developer from india i worked once with who told when he went for his driving test back in India, he was the only one in the room who didnt pass ;)
     
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  4. wrbtrader

    wrbtrader

    What's amazing is that typically the traders of these banks usually work with others in Bloomberg chat rooms about their spoofing activities before being caught (e.b. UBS, Deutsche Bank, Merrill Lynch, HSBC and many others) involving Emini Futures, Treasury Futures, EuroDollar and other futures.

    Now Scotia did the same too.

    https://www.mining.com/scotiabank-pushed-to-reveal-internal-emails-in-gold-fixing-case/47/

    These bank traders need to stay away from the chat rooms. :D

    None of them (the traders) will go to prison and will just lose their job...hired later by another bank.

    In contrast, individual puppies like Nav are extradited, made a public spectacle and threaten with 20 years imprisonment. Nav mistake was not working for a big Bank when he did his spoofing.

    wrbtrader
     
    Last edited: Aug 22, 2020
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  5. thecoder

    thecoder

    I'm sure the BNS guys are celebrating that verdict for this peanuts penalty...
     
  6. Now that's a helluva interesting theory regarding NAV.
     
  7. I believe that's exactly the case. Those dummies at the CFTC couldn't figure this out on their own.
     
  8. ZBZB

    ZBZB

    They would never have employed him. Didn’t go to the right school.
     
  9. Millionaire

    Millionaire

    That never stopped Barings from employing Nick Leeson as trader
     
  10. ZBZB

    ZBZB

    he was white
     
    #10     Aug 23, 2020