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"Suicidal" Trader Loses Everything, Launches Online Begging Site

"Suicidal" Trader Loses Everything, Launches Online Begging Site

Back in November, when Martin Shkreli had just unleashed his ill-fated manipulation of Kalobios stock, one trader got crushed. As we reported then, one "E-trader", Joe Campbell, decided to go $35,000 short KBIO the night before the massive ramp in the stock following the Shkreli press release and ended up owing ETFC "a wonderful $106K" margin call.

His response was to launch a GoFundMe website opening up his plight to generous online donors. Surprisingly, many appeared on  short notice, providing several thousand in online donations to help him fill his margin hole.

Largest Fireball Since Chelyabinsk Explodes Over Atlantic

A huge fireball crashed into the Atlantic earlier in February and went virtually unseen. NASA reported that the meteor exploded in the air 620 miles (1,000 kilometers ) off the coast of Brazil on February 6th, releasing energy equivalent to 13,000 tons of TNT, the same as the first atomic weapon that levelled Hiroshima in 1945 It is the largest incident of its type since February 2013 when a fireball exploded over Chelyabinsk, Russia, leaving more than 1,600 people injured.

Declassified UFO X-Files Proving Aliens Exist Released This Week

The British government are set to release highly classified UFO documents this week, as part of a move to declassify the UK’s “X-Files”. The documents are rumoured to contain details that prove the existence of aliens which the government, until now, have been desperate to cover-up. Ancient-code.com reports: UFO researchers have been engaged in a 30-year-long fight for the release of 18 top secret Ministry of Defense (MoD) files about UFO sightings.

Lawsuit Challenging Ted Cruz's Eligibility For President Officially Filed

Submitted by Claire Bernish via TheAntiMedia.org,

Ted Cruz’ eligibility to run for president has been put to a test of legality. On Friday, the Circuit Court of Cook County in Chicago heard questions in a lawsuit challenging the Texas senator’s legal qualifications to determine if his bid for the nomination can continue.

Illinois attorney Lawrence Joyce sued after his previous attempt to dispute Cruz’ placement on the ballot with the state’s Board of Elections was dismissed on February 1.

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