BBC News: "Goldman Sachs rules the world"
 

and something about millions losing their savings in a few months time

all this after he says 'the markets are driven by fear'

VIX

you're welcome

Wow a trader with vested interests trying to make the market move.

What a load of shit.

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

"pull your money from the banks now! There is no hope. Your going to lose it all."

= Panic = Markets fall = profit.

I think he did a great job. Hope he makes his money.

He's not lying about anything in that video.

or is he?...

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2011...ust_reloaded=1

Believe nothing. Trust no one.

I don't think he's lying about anything in that video (or at least the key points) but it still could be a hoax from a notorious group of corporate culture jammers called The Yes Men. - Watch the video clip of their movie, its amazing.

Here's one of many public hoaxes they pulled off-
"Yes Men's Servin presents Exxon's new human flesh-derived "Vivoleum" future fuel at a Keynote Luncheon at the GO-Expo 2007 (Oil and Gas Exposition) in Calgary, Alberta."
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...-Expo_2007.jpg

They did it to BBC before ahaha

The guy in the first video is not the same person in the yes men.

absolutely, but they do use other people to do stunts for them so it could be another actor.
i don't know but they did fool bbc at least once (among other media outlets)

The same could be said about the other guys at the other end of the trade.

This dude makes his money in a down market, bulls make theirs off optimism. What's the difference?

This has has gotten pretty big-
Forbes called Rastani to verify he was real, and here is the interview-
http://www.forbes.com/sites/emilylam...ani-and-asked/

Is there something weird about this:winkwink:

on edit- why would bbc bother to interview this guy who is just another lone trader who trades from his house? to make such statements/predictions etc.
apparently the guy just appeared out of the blue...

Ha, a friend of mine was watching that earlier and thought it was probably the Yes Men.
I don't know....panic is a booming industry these days