It's Mike Tyson promoting online trading platform Trade12.
What can you say? I wouldn't like to step anywhere near a ring with Iron Mike - but I would love him as a counter-party.
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Trade12 is a bit of a black box. It is - and I am not exaggerating, owned and operated by an Estonian subsidiary of a Marshall Island company and regulated by a private company in Vanuatu.
And according to its literature it does not solicit and accept clients from USA and France.
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Which brings me back to Iron Mike Tyson.
He is - I gather - a US citizen.
Either he trades with Trade12 (which would be illegal) or Trade12 is not "the strong choice of a champion".
I suspect the latter - in which case my fantasy of trading against Mike Tyson is - well - just a fantasy.
John
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"It is - and I am not exaggerating, owned and operated by an Estonian subsidiary of a Marshall Island company and regulated by a private company in Vanuatu". [SNIP}
Sounds like an opening sentence in William Gibson's magnum opus: https://www.theguardian.com/books/2014/jul/28/william-gibson-neuromancer-cyberpunk-books
I'm shocked that a celebrity endorser does not actually use the product!
I thought that the Federal Trade Commission forbade celebrity advertising when the celebrity did not in fact use the product?
Although I suppose Mr. Tyson may be able to trade through an offshore entity, or other vehicle not readily available to the average frustrated US resident.
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