I have absolutely no clue how Ken got the order through, and I have no idea of any details of before, during, or after. I will say this about Ken: Prior to the Tigers, he was about the only person I knew that didn’t flip a thing (that I know of). He was often in the buy/sell market, and he sold at what he acquired for, even knowing he could have sold higher (much higher in certain cases).
I have always had good experiences with Ken (before, during, and after Tigers). I know he priced the chips to extract max value, but honestly, I can’t say I blame him. If this would have happened in “the good old days,” I might think differently, but if Ken would have sold for less, every damn heathen over there would have been scooping up to insta-flip. Personally, I would rather see the money go to Ken than those bottom feeders that do nothing but grab chips to extract every last penny they can from other members.
Really, my only issue in the whole process was what a lot of others have said as well, that some may have felt duped by being led to believe there was a lot less quantity than there really was. It was brilliant business, but I do understand why people debate the “ethics” of that issue.
I have always had good experiences with Ken (before, during, and after Tigers). I know he priced the chips to extract max value, but honestly, I can’t say I blame him. If this would have happened in “the good old days,” I might think differently, but if Ken would have sold for less, every damn heathen over there would have been scooping up to insta-flip. Personally, I would rather see the money go to Ken than those bottom feeders that do nothing but grab chips to extract every last penny they can from other members.
Really, my only issue in the whole process was what a lot of others have said as well, that some may have felt duped by being led to believe there was a lot less quantity than there really was. It was brilliant business, but I do understand why people debate the “ethics” of that issue.