can anybody sue trump over his manipulation over the market?

tommcginnis said:
Nah. Not here.

You forget The Three Stages of TrumPidiot Reaction (to perceived attack)
1) Deny deny deny.
2) Disparage the source.
3) Double-down: Wear the accusation as a cloak of honor: "Well of course I/we manipulate the market -- who in their right mind wouldn't??? You all just lack the power."
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I make the best manipulations. I've manipulated real estate for years with the small loan my father gave me. We truly have the best market manipulators (pause and look at the crowd) here in America and we have to bring our jobs home from (shuffles notes, is it Mexico or China?) China so that we can have more market manipulators. 3.5% unemployment you can't do that without manipulation right folks? You see there's good and bad manipulation. I do good manipulation. Every time you buy stock in your retirement you are manipulating the market too. See folks, it's not a crime. It's just called noticing a good market! I make you money! Look at your retirements folks - that was me! Crooked Hillary should've manipulated a new email server but she's so LOW ENERGY she can't manage. I'm HIGH ENERGY folks and I will keep the market going up even if I have to manipulate it because its what the American people need. I've been great for the market and the do nothing democrats are so LOW ENERGY they can even impeach me! MAGA! See you in 2020 folks!
 
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trend2009 said:
just hope his cabinet would tell him to tweet after market close or way before market is open.
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They should be more creative :

#1 - cut off the cable
#2 - tell it was rats or something

Hes approaching that age, where things like that miiight work.

Next tweet tho :

,,Rats ate our cables. Cables were from China. NO DEAL''
 
He could be sued if you could show he profited from it. I believe Trump is awful on many levels, but you have to be realistic about what you're asking for. Almost anything a President does is going to "manipulate" some market somewhere. So allowing the President, or any law or policy maker, to be sued simply because something they did or said impacted markets, would be an absolutely horrible idea!
 
d08 said:
Decade or two from now, they will be talking about this time of when all his friends and family got extremely rich (and by extension, him) by front-running his comments.
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Haha, you dumb*ss, all his friends and family were already rich.

Unlike a lot of the lifelong (public servant) politicians that make only $200k/year in congress but still somehow amass $100's of millions in wealth over their careers.

You've been brainwashed.
 
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trend2009 said:
his tweet claimed great news and closer to deal with china, which caused stock to rise sharply in the morning. someone has a big loss due to the tweet. but on weekend, there is no deal coming out. can the trader sue trump?
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No, because you can't prove he intended to manipulate the market even though he did. This is how these scumbags roll.
 
You may want to look at opposite point of view:
Trump tweets whatever he likes and doesn't care about the markets. So maybe you should sue other traders for moving the market just because Trump tweeted something?
Basically, why traders feel a need to start buying something or selling something just because of a tweet? I don't wait for a tweet and then run to my computer to click "buy" or "sell" because Trump tweeted something, but you can sue people who do this :)
 
While you're at it, sue the head of every US agency that leaked data. May as well include the heads of major corporations and institutions when they give interviews not on any calendar. I think Jerome Powell gave some responses that some cancel-culture snowflakes might not like too.
 
I am not sure if he is going to win the next term. But if he does, expect the market to go up much further, bigly.

Once of the best periods to be in. For day traders, just follow his tweets, For long term investors, just hold.

Market is at it's all time high during this writing.
 
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