Trump Threatens End of Civilization Over Iran Deal
In a Nutshell
Trump issued a fifth ultimatum to Iran, threatening to obliterate their entire civilization by tonight's 8 PM ET deadline unless they agree to a peace deal and ceasefire, prompting Iran to close all diplomatic channels, driving markets lower (NASDAQ down 1%) and oil prices up 100% in 2026. The speaker criticizes Trump's market-manipulating messages and inflammatory rhetoric (e.g., mocking their religion on Easter), raises impeachment talks and WWIII risks involving Russia/China, and shares a $2,700 profit from a single SQQ inverse ETF trade amid the volatility. Taking it day-by-day, hopes for deadline extension while promoting LP trading team access.
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Iran better make a deal with Trump or else he has no other choice but to extend the deadline. NASDAQ market is currently down 1%, surprised it's only down 1% based on what's being shared. Markets are trading lower. No actual deal presenting itself as the deadline tonight at 8:00 p.m. Eastern time. Trump gave Iran an ultimatum, the fifth deadline to determine if they will figure out a peace deal and cease fire or potentially obliterate them.
Message sent this morning drove markets lower and oil prices higher. Oil prices are now up 100% in 2026. Trump warns that the whole civilization will die tonight, never to be brought back again if Iran doesn't agree to deal to end the war.
Just a few weeks ago, you said that the reason that we were in Iran was to make sure that they didn't have nuclear weapons and to make sure that we free the Iranian people. Now we're talking about killing all of them.
Absolute lunatic. Following his message on Easter Sunday, super explicit and laughing at their religion, so cheap from the president of the United States. Iran has closed all diplomatic and indirect channels of communication with the US, suspending exchanges of messages following Trump's threat to destroy Iran's entire civilization. Markets are down and now talks about impeaching Trump.
Trump can manipulate markets by sending a tweet like "hey, we're in peace steel talks," regardless if it's true or not. How can someone so openly post whatever they want knowing the impacts on the market, knowing it's not true? How is there not a law against this? Great reason to close trades every single day.
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