(1) to be a trader (be it sole trader, partnership or other) in the UK one must be authorised by the Financial Services Authority. Rastani is not registered as one, and consequently not authorised, i.e. not a trader.
(2) Rastani does not show up in either the Bloomberg or Reuters directory. ANY trader uses either a Bloomberg Terminal or 3000 Xtra. He does not use either.
The general public does not have a way of checking these. Bottom line, Rastani is a hoax.
Yes, Rastani doesn't show up on the terminal, but if you look up his 'people' page, it lists his profession as "PROFESSIONAL SPEAKER" and there the only things associated with him are 3 news stories on 9/27.
EDIT: I'm agreeing with you :) Maybe this is a sales opportunity to sell to the BBC!
I am not denying that it is easy to find out about this guy on the internet, BUT he does present himself as a "trader" on national television. Quote from Rastani on the BBC: "... see I'm a trader... if I see an opportunity to make money I go with that...". That is just wrong, misleading the public, and disrespecting professional traders.
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(1) to be a trader (be it sole trader, partnership or other) in the UK one must be authorised by the Financial Services Authority. Rastani is not registered as one, and consequently not authorised, i.e. not a trader. (2) Rastani does not show up in either the Bloomberg or Reuters directory. ANY trader uses either a Bloomberg Terminal or 3000 Xtra. He does not use either. The general public does not have a way of checking these. Bottom line, Rastani is a hoax.
Yes, Rastani doesn't show up on the terminal, but if you look up his 'people' page, it lists his profession as "PROFESSIONAL SPEAKER" and there the only things associated with him are 3 news stories on 9/27.
EDIT: I'm agreeing with you :) Maybe this is a sales opportunity to sell to the BBC!
I am not denying that it is easy to find out about this guy on the internet, BUT he does present himself as a "trader" on national television. Quote from Rastani on the BBC: "... see I'm a trader... if I see an opportunity to make money I go with that...". That is just wrong, misleading the public, and disrespecting professional traders.