Blood on Wall Street

At nine-thirty on Thursday morning, the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange sounded with the usual cacophony of shouts and electronic chimes. But within ten minutes, an unprecedented financial earthquake detonated across the maritime logistics sector. Julian Montgomery struck with the ruthless, coordinated precision that had made him the most feared predator on Wall Street. Through twenty-four institutional proxy accounts across Frankfurt, London, and Tokyo, Montgomery Global dumped…