0-day Microsoft Excel Int'l Currency Arbitrage Mode

[Jonathan Cohen <lasalletrader62 () yahoo com>]

Greetings,

My name is Jonathan.  I am currently employed by a MAJOR CHICAGO HEDGE FUND.  If the name Kenneth C. Griffin just came 
to mind, well, I wouldn't tell you you were incorrect.  I'm a Head Trader on our Statistical Arbitrage desk, mainly 
dealing in FX futures and swaps, as well as a bit of equities market making, options arb, and energy speculation.

We currently deal with an outside consulting firm in Israel.  They produce numerical algorithms that allow us to gain a 
20% return over major equity indicies such as the S&P 500 and DJIA.  Last weekend, I was there on business (flew 
Emirates' new A380; shit was SO CASH) and discovered their secret.

Microsoft Excel has what some may call a "Jew Mode"; it has been present in all Hebrew-language versions of the 
software since version 5.0 for Windows.  I believe this is how Goldman Sachs managed market-beating returns for all 
their years as a private partnership (once incorporated, they would be forced to disclose their software use).

In the Hebrew-language version of Excel, perform the following steps:

-Open a new sheet entitled "ZOG Operating Budget 200x" where x is the current year;

-press CTRL + ALT + J;

-move the mouse in the shape of a Star Of David;

-press the left button twice.

A spreadsheet will appear, "INTERNATIONAL CURRENCY ARBITRAGE" which loads future FX rates from a server in an 
undisclosed location.  The values in the spreadsheet can be used to engage in arbitrage on world markets and gain 
immense returns.  Most funds are smart enough to only engage in a few trades using this feature, as its use would 
quickly become obvious to regulatory groups such as the SEC, FINRA, and the NFA, but now I'm letting you all know so we 
can have a stable and efficient market once again.

Best of luck in the coming year!

Cheers,

Jonathan



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