Osama bin Laden and those managing his multimillion-dollar fortune are sophisticated enough to have possibly profited in the markets from last week's attacks, U.S. experts said Monday.
September 18, 2001 8:48 AM Subscribe
Another story on the same topic in today's SF Chronicle, regarding heavy "put" and "short selling" orders of United and American Airlines in the days before the attack.
posted by msacheson at 9:07 AM on September 18, 2001
posted by msacheson at 9:07 AM on September 18, 2001
Stop posting redundance.
posted by HoldenCaulfield at 9:23 AM on September 18, 2001
posted by HoldenCaulfield at 9:23 AM on September 18, 2001
ahem.
However, upon further inspection, MSNBC has updated the original story (which used to say bin Laden may have profited from the attacks), and now says there is no evidence of bin Laden windfall.
MeFi'ers, again, are ahead of the game.
posted by kpett at 9:44 AM on September 18, 2001
However, upon further inspection, MSNBC has updated the original story (which used to say bin Laden may have profited from the attacks), and now says there is no evidence of bin Laden windfall.
MeFi'ers, again, are ahead of the game.
posted by kpett at 9:44 AM on September 18, 2001
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