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"July Was A Bad Month": Jane Street Lost $15 Billion In First Down Month In A Decade
"July Was A Bad Month": Jane Street Lost $15 Billion In First Down Month In A Decade
Back in February, just around the time gold and silver had peaked at prices that seemed impossible just a year earlier...
... we warned readers that with Jane Street emerging as the biggest holder of SLV with almost 21 million shares, it was time to get the hell out of the precious metal as this HFT shop, best known for spawning SBF, the 10am slam of bitcoin, and constant, unforgiving market momentum (ignition), would now...
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Authored by Stephen Katte via CoinTelegraph.com,
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