Hedge fund trader was killed today when he jumped from a luxury apartment building in Manhattan

Is this the beginning of a end?

For David Brock and his banker friends? Probably.

No. Remember that spate of banker "suicides" around 2013/2014, and how Sup Forums claimed it meant that the economy was about to crash.

Well, it's over 3 years later, and it didn't fucking crash.

Never forget - Sup Forums is horrible at predicting any sort of economic stuff.

Didnt the same thing happen in 2013

those hedge fund traders are all fucking junkies. who knows what type of shit caused him to do it.

Probaly he didnt like trump

>2013 was 30 years ago

A lot of Chinese committed suicide in the last China crashes. It was artificially inflated by using US reserve money. Now they can't get money from us and are in the midst of financial crises. By this time next year you will see them fall

He probably just realized no amount of money will ever make him happy and offed himself. Only retarded hedgefunds are losing money right now.

looks like the guy bet against Trump. WRONG

I'd want to kill myself if I lived in Jew York too.

Hedge funds have not been beating the market the past few years, though

>No. Remember that spate of banker "suicides" around 2013/2014, and how Sup Forums claimed it meant that the economy was about to crash.

They would kill themselves after it crashed, not before, familam.

If a crash was impending, they could just SELL (AND SHORT) FUCKING EVERYTHING, and still end up making money.

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That's what I am thinking. Everytime there is a crash or looming crash and insiders know it's coming, there's a lot of window jumping going on.

More likely, he thought he could bring JNUG down to the $6.00 range.

A big hedge fund has been unsuccessfully manipulating the JNUG price for their short position the past few days. JNUG is supposed to follow the price of gold, but hasn't brought JNUG down enough for the amount of money they've been putting into this. They've been buying blocks and dumping them all at once to drive the price down, and it's apparent they're losing money. Its price is starting to rebound, so don't be shocked to see more suicides in the coming days.

>Is this the beginning of a end?
Hopefully the beginning of a trend.

That's not how things work on Wall Street... you make millions, and maybe even billions if you know a crash is coming.

Shorting because he knew a crash was coming is actually how Soros made all his money. He's never personally created anything worth a dime in his entire life.

Bankers and traders commit suicide because eventually they realize they lead an empty life of hookers, blow, alimony payments, and screwing the average Joe Schmo

Nobody knows what the stock market is going to do. Certainly no one here. Just be as diversified as possible. Over the long run staying invested in the DOW and S&P will pay off provided you don’t plan on retiring anytime soon when a recession could be looming. But if you’re near retirement age, you know to get your stuff into safer territory. Of course always have some precious metals and other hedges against market dips, inflation, etc. The big companies probably aren’t going anywhere.

This

There are no conspiracies please stop making this threads

We learn a lot from these threads though. Experts come in and dish it to us straight.

Examples:

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Didn't Soros actually help manufacture that crash? He moved the market on the pound sterling and shorted the shit out of it or something. Crafty bugger.

these dudes are always crazy and on meds

the market is crushing it under trump, he either really fucked up at work and missed the rally or was just insane

In his defense he warned the goverment multiple times

Bonglang goverment was just incompetent

/biz/ reporting in OP. Remember that hedge funds are betting against the trend. They want chaos and crashes. When you see hedge fund managers jumping, that means the market is going up and they are losing their shirts.

Fair. If I remember correctly Gordon Brown sold all their gold in 2002-2003 at pretty much the absolute bottom (like $300/oz.).

>Remember that spate of banker "suicides" around 2013/2014, and how Sup Forums claimed it meant that the economy was about to crash.
>Well, it's over 3 years later, and it didn't fucking crash.
Something was going on, that is for sure.

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