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The following statements are from a friend of mine, goes by the screenname Thinden, who has a fair level of experience in the "Market". It relates specifically to 911 very suspicious investments made by "unknown" persons in airlines prior to 911 known as "PUTS". The correct exact definition of that type of investment I'll leave to those that know more than I do.
Suffice it to say that IF those investors were I.D.'d we'd know a Whole Lot more about 911's origin.
Here's the comments for readers to digest :
"the owners of all the puts bought on the airline & insurance companies were never made public.
SEC NASD & CBOT have a "know your customer rule" that requires complete identification, documentation, and financial history be included as part of application to set up an account to trade financial futures or options (puts or calls).
This procedure has to be followed and approved by a financial principal of every firm dealing in these securities prior to any transactions being executed.
iow. some known person had to have an account set up in advance, fund that account and had to place the order with a brokerage firm who had to have records of the trades and keep them on file for over 5 years by law, on the person/people that bought the puts on 911.
the security firms also had to send the money to some one, yet these names were never disclosed to the public.
it's a simple follow the money deal in which every transaction had to be documented by law. yet no one asked these questions.
another miracle!"
I think he was later promoted for his "service"
there was a ton of money made on these puts but they tried to say no body came forth to collect.
it just don't work that way in real life."
"BTW, I'd bet the winners in the above transactions were all in the CIA and our fedgov!" -ndcorup"
"buying puts through an organized securities exchange and an established securities broker is not like walking up to the para mutual window at the race track and buying a ticket.
race track bets are placed anonymously.
puts are registered securities
put buyers are established investors that the securities firm must know have the financial ability and expertise to invest in puts.
profits from "in the money" puts doesn't just sit at the track like when a horse better loses his ticket or didn't realize he had a winner.
money is actually credited to the put owner's account.
there are records
there is a paper trail."
ANY COMMENTS????
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Poster Comment:
This was all known right after 911. They're STILL spending the money.