The article goes on to say,
Some of the big players in the sector have definite potential to take their companies public -- in fact, some of them already have. Mohammed, a former pirate, told Reuters that “we decided to set up this stock exchange. We started with 15 'maritime companies' and now we are hosting 72. Ten of them have so far been successful at hijacking… The shares are open to all and everybody can take part, whether personally at sea or on land by providing cash, weapons or useful materials ... we've made piracy a community activity." Some investors are enjoying previously impossible wealth -- one 22-year-old divorcee reported making $75,000 in only 38 days since joining the company; her initial investment was a rocket propelled grenade she received as alimony. For reference, the average per capita GDP in Somalia is $600.Now what this writer would like to know is, anybody out there got a rocket propelled grenade launcher they wanna trade for a slightly used Electra Glide? I'll steal the damn boat!Add to Technorati Favorites
