However, if a person purchased Greek debt at 30 cents on the dollar and then sold it to Hillary's SIL at 40 cents on the dollar, one could make a lot of money fast.
So the key question then becomes, not who lost money speculating in Greek debt, but who might have profited.
This looks like a job for Sauros.
Good point....the buzz was SOME people made a bundle.
I wonder who (smirk)?
It would be foolish and unprofitable to purchase Greek debt for 40 cents on the dollar and then to have the value of that debt sink to 4 percent of face value.
However, if a person purchased Greek debt at 30 cents on the dollar and then sold it to Hillary’s SIL at 40 cents on the dollar, one could make a lot of money fast.
So the key question then becomes, not who lost money speculating in Greek debt, but who might have profited.
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You’re on to something, and it reminds me of Mrs. Bill’s cattle futures bribe. The briber puts money on both sides of a trade. They keep the losing side and shift the winning side to Mrs. Bill’s account.