Then, just as they make losses during market falling, they would have made a lot of gains, but because Finn Lewis stepped in midway and chose to withdraw from the market, the SG fund was too eager to recover their losses. They thought that oil futures would rise like gold futures after Finn Lewis's withdrawal, and they hastily made a lot of purchases.
Moreover, many others made the same decision. Unfortunately ... the market obviously would not shift according to someone's wishes unless you could also throw a lot of money into the market. But how many people around the world could throw a trillion Federal coins like that? Even if you included countries, there probably wouldn't be many.
Oil futures did not rise rapidly like gold as soon as Finn Lewis's capital was withdrawn. Instead, there was a bit of a bounce, but then prices ultimately collapsed, falling below 90 Federal coins per barrel. This plunge in prices led to SG fund losing everything they had invested.
