A California professor claims that a $125 million profit made by an oil trader from a bet linked to Iran indicates a broader pattern of insider trading based on leaks from US officials. This situation highlights the complexities of the oil market and the potential manipulation involved. It raises concerns about the integrity of financial practices related to Iran.
A California professor has analyzed a $125 million profit made by an oil trader from a bet related to Iran, suggesting it is indicative of a larger pattern of insider trading based on leaks from US officials. This raises concerns about market integrity and manipulation.
Insider trading involves buying or selling stocks based on non-public information, which is illegal and unethical. Iran's oil market is particularly sensitive due to ongoing sanctions and geopolitical tensions.
Bets based on alleged leaks by the US officials to their "friends" are part of a pattern, a California professor has told RT
A reported $125 million pocketed by an oil trader from a perfectly timed Iran-linked bet is "only the tip of the iceberg" in what appears to be a pattern of insider trad
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