Wednesday, April 22, 2015

The British home from where £500billion wall street stock crash was triggered

   Arrest: Navinder Singh Sarao is accused of making £27million by 'spoofing' the stock market from his semi in Hounslow, west London (pictured)

A 37 years old  British man Navinder singh Sarao has been arrested and due to appear in court today for triggering a £500billion wall street stock crash in 2010,called 'flash crash' from his apartment near Healthrow Airport ,London.

He is alleged to have made $27 million in 5 years in illegal trade from his home,the married father of two face possible extradition to the U.S for causing a flash crash which wiped away £570 billion $850 billion from American biggest companies and made himself £550,000 in 5 minutes, he has be accused of using a computer program to create fake transaction in an exchange run by a Chicago based CME Inc from his three bedroom apartment in Hounslow west London,he now dubbed the "Hound of Hounslow"

An investigation involving 6 agencies in the US and Britain uncover the fraud.Investigator said he used the tactics called 'Layering' and 'spoofing' on the the day of the crash May 6th 2010


                        'Flash crash': Sarao, a married of father of two, is accused of causing the Wall Street 'Flash Crash' on May 6, 2010, when £570billion ($850 billion) was wiped from the value of America's biggest companies in five minutes
                         





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