Worse comes to worst he can afford to build his bat cave and hire his own henchmen. Assuming he can close his position deep in the money.
Those following might cry out against him when he does - but he's taught a lesson here and he will teach a lesson there. He was definitely in his wheelhouse developing creative financial education for his day job
After online brokerages restricted trading in GME on Thursday, Gill posted that he had lost $14.8 million that day alone, but was still up $33 million overall.
Aside from millions of dollars, he was just an average Joe like the rest of us. Long live the 'revolution'
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[ 3.0 ms ] story [ 29.2 ms ] threadWorse comes to worst he can afford to build his bat cave and hire his own henchmen. Assuming he can close his position deep in the money.
Those following might cry out against him when he does - but he's taught a lesson here and he will teach a lesson there. He was definitely in his wheelhouse developing creative financial education for his day job
Yes
Often enough that there's an entire insurance market around this: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/personal-finance/06291...
Offered by places you've heard of, like AIG: https://www.aig.com/business/insurance/management-liability/...
And the US travel agency talks about it too: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/News/internationa...