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THAT is the difference

Don't worry you'll understand in some time, if not let me know I'll explain

@@notpiyushpatil so they are investing with their clients' money even then less than 2% return in commission seems like chum change.

​@@johnham4485 So Rishi trades on behalf of Pierpoint so all the money he makes is theirs, In this scene he was in 39 million loss and by the end of 2 minute trade he was positive 18 million. So he netted 57 millions in the two minute trade and offloaded the position. So he made around 5.7% gain on a billion within 2 minutes which is a lot when considering the trade size.

If you have ever traded FX, you would know that the FX market's moves are only in the order of 4 decimal places. Movements are not in whole numbers and are very small. That's why currencies are used as medium of exchange. You do not want the Pound to behave like Bitcoin which could lose up to 10% of its value in a dump in 1 minute. Anyway, these small moves mean that the positions have to be leveraged. So if the term were to use a leverage of 1:10, it means the firm only needs to commit 10% of the yard into that position, which is 100 million pounds. The rest of the capital is leveraged. Any profits or losses are calculated as if you were putting up the entire money. So a return of 18 million pounds on a 100 million investment is 18%: it is phenomenal. Most hedge funds, companies, etc, that really outperform do not even make more than 30% annualized in the Western markets. Only emerging markets offer much higher rates of return.

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@buho.fausto1840 ta

In hindsight only Rishi had the balls to do it because spoilers, he's addicted to gambling. High risk, high reward.

18 million profit, but he was in the red at the start as well so its more like 40 million

@BatmanHQYT | LMAAAAAAO

Which episode was this?

@@yington Season 3 Episode 4, it says so in the video title.

Worst line in television history

Probably Tom Ford or something in that fashion

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as someone who works this literal job, lol Harper is calling to buy (you can hear Yasmin tell him) normally hedge funds or fast money don’t give direction, here they did

what's Al Miraj?

@ the name of the bank after it’s bought from the Arabs

The desperation of Rishi’s sale and their quick willingness to take the trade, it really was brilliant foreshadowing, and the elevator scene afterwards on the man’s downfall

@@JackGreggsI meant The bank is officially sold to Egyptian investment firm Al-Mi’raj.

Good catch

a gambler through and through...

All of that while trading Forex which is arguably the most risky asset to trade

Which is one of the cool things about the scene. It turns out that Rishi is a terrible trader.

Didn’t realise everyone was a pro trader in the comments

You missed the “across our books” part… so the fund or whatever they’re managing each account averaged $18mil in profit. Who knows how many accounts they have wrapped into one fund. And then you watch the charts…. That’s wayyyyyy more than 2%. Literally the entering trade and exiting trade are 700 BP’s but he was already in the red so that are out his return but at least made the investment solvent.

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He’s English of Indian heritage

The UK is a country. British is a nationality, not a race. Brown people can be British. Keep up ol' chap or you'll be sent back to school at this rate!

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soundtrack available on spotify

@@buho.fausto1840name of track when the almiraj trade goes through?

@@nupur13p it's called "Rue Britannia" by Nathan Micay.

Which video do you mean

@@junaidhassan8607 he deserves an Emmy