article_snippet.sent: A British trader accused of triggering a £500 billion Wall Street crash boasted A British trader accused of triggering a £500 billion Wall Street crash could earn £1 million in a week in 'volatile' markets.
article_snippet.sent: Navinder Sarao, 36, made the bold claim in October last year in an email to business colleagues, which has been lodged in the Northern District Court of Illinois Illinois as evidence in any future trial against A British trader accused of triggering a £500 billion Wall Street crash.
article_snippet.sent: US prosecutors allege Sarao, who was arrested last week, helped to trigger the so-called 'Flash Crash' of Wall Street on May 6, 2010, from his parents' house in Hounslow, West London.
article_snippet.sent: US prosecutors allege Sarao, circled, helped to trigger the 'Flash Crash' of Wall Street on May 6, 2010 .
article_snippet.sent: the 'Flash Crash' of Wall Street netted Sarao £27 million in profits, US prosecutors claim.
article_snippet.sent: he wrote: 'I tend to perform better when markets are volatile and this week alone I would have envisaged making at least £1 million.'
highlights_snippet.sent: US prosecutors allege he helped to trigger 2010 Wall Street 'Flash Crash' 