Did Trump Pump n Dump the Market? His pals timed the chaos a bit too perfectly...
April 11, 2025
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Did Trump just pump n dump the market? Stocks tanked after his global tariff bombshell, only to bounce back - right after he told followers on Truth Social it was a “great time to buy.” Even more coincidentally, some investors piled in before that post. Just lucky guesses, right?
While everyday Americans watched their retirement (momentarily) go up in smoke, people close to Trump timed the chaos perfectly. Marjorie Taylor Greene went on a stock shopping spree, Charles Schwab raked in billions, and the President bragged about it all like he’d just closed a deal on “The Apprentice: Wall Street Edition.”
Meanwhile, calls from Democrats for investigations into insider trading are growing louder - although where were they when Nancy Pelosi was beating Warren Buffett?
It reminds me of Trump's crypto clown show: his $TRUMP coin soared, then cratered. Melania dropped her own token, it did the same, billions disappearing faster than an illegal immigrant when ICE pull into the Costco parking lot.
(he's still better than Kamala tho)
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