"Trade Deal" Manipulation....

tommcginnis said:
Trumpet was elected in 2016, came into office in Jan. 2017; things did not get jumpy until Eric and Don Jr. left the White House/headlines in early 2018. That is no accident. TrumPidiot made his money in the 90s not with real estate -- when "The Art Of The Deal" was published, he was losing hundreds of $millions from his so-called "Empire." Where did the cash come from? Agent Orange practiced the fine art of Pump&Dump, including some household names, til he was formally sanctioned.

The apple(s) have not fallen far from the tree -- except now, the Pump&Dump is the entire American financial market. The market's reaction function will catch up, eventually -- but til then, we're all just one tweet away from them harvesting another swath of American wealth through manipulation.
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S2007S said:
This is becoming a fu@king joke....


Just to prop markets....all he has to do is tweet every day that a china deal is very close. Enough of these fu*king lies

S&P 500 hits record, Dow jumps 200 points on Trump tweet saying US is ‘very close’ to China deal
PUBLISHED THU, DEC 12 20192:35 AM ESTUPDATED MOMENTS AGO
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You are a good trader. Why let politics colors your judgements on how and what to trade?
 
The market prides itself on being a transparent and fair place for trading, however, it is not completely immune from some particularly large players utilising the system to their advantage – whether this is acting on inside information or forcing the markets to move in a certain direction in order to benefit their investment portfolio. Alongside insider trading, there is also the risk of price rigging – although this is illegal, so action is often swift and heavy when it is uncovered. Recently, Barclays, RBS and several other banks were involved in a £1bn forex rigging lawsuit, after their activities were alleged to reduce competition in markets for 11 countries, including the pound, US dollar and the euro.

Additionally, there have been several instances during the Trump administration where significant trading activity has taken place just before major political announcements, leading to millions and in some cases billions of profit for the ‘lucky’ traders. Although these trades were not considered suspicious by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, the Securities and Exchange Commission or the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, it has led some to speculate that these trades were the result of insider information.
 
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