ALERT: SEC CALLED TO INVESTIGATE TRUMP FOR MARKET MANIPULATION...
In a Nutshell
Trump's conflicting statements on Iran peace talks triggered massive S&P 500 futures buys ($1.5B) minutes before announcement, adding $2T to market value and likely yielding $100M+ profits in 20 minutes, amid a weekly pattern of Friday selloffs recovering via his tweets—prompting calls for SEC investigation into presidential market manipulation. Oil surged 7.5% from $106 lows amid refinery fire and escalation fears, with trading wins on SQQ ($2K), UCO (11-12%), and strategies for bullish/deescalation (buy market dip, short oil) or escalation (long oil, short market). Chaos offers opportunities but demands clear sentiment; speaker, a Trump voter, demands accountability like for pump-and-dump schemes such as Trump/Melania coins.
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Trump administration issued ultimatum to Iran 72 hours ago: open Strait of Hormuz or US will obliterate them. 24-12 hours before deadline, Trump states US in peace talks with Iran. Iran government denies peace talks on live TV, refuses deescalation until all sanctions lifted and damages compensated.
NASDAQ shows huge move but did not continue. Compares to FOMC rate decision or CPI report with 1% inflation, but triggered by Trump tweet. Minutes before peace talks announcement, $1.5 billion S&P 500 futures bought. 20 minutes later, S&P 500 adds $2 trillion in value. Breakdown shows purchases in oil and S&P 500 futures. Unknown if several entities or individual, but likely generated over $100 million profit in 20 minutes.
Pattern every Monday: attacks on Friday when markets close, US attacks announced. Past 4-5 weeks, NASDAQ selloff on negative news recovers fully by Monday open or close. Recoveries tied to Trump's tweets.
If individuals manipulated market like this, they would face jail. Calls for SEC to investigate firms and impose restrictions on influential people like US President from making non-concrete blanket statements. Direct market manipulation. Fund managers on social media: never seen anything like this, happening weekly.
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