As per Iranian Government request, please let this statement serve to represent that I am pausing the period of Energy Plant destruction by 10 Days to Monday, April 6, 2026, at 8 P.M., Eastern Time. Talks are ongoing and, despite erroneous statements to the contrary by the Fake News Media, and others, they are going very well. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DONALD J. TRUMP
His market manipulation tactics won’t work forever
This dude’s idiocy is exhausting
How is this shit legal??? Oh yeah, Trump is in charge of the SEC now. Blatant lies and market manipulation. Insanity!
At this point I’m more annoyed by the lemmings hanging on his every tweet and thinking this is some genius system that is going to keep churning out free money forever and totally won’t end badly for everybody.
This nigga just trying to keep the oil price around 90 by posting this shit frequently. AI and automatic traders always fall for this shit and causes the price to drop.
Pump going into the weekend.
It’s a tell at this point. He gooses the markets leading into the weekend, his people sell what needs to be sold, and then he does something to tank the markets going into Monday. His people then buy back at a discount.
Rinse and repeat.
Boots on the ground this weekend, he’s just trying to get exit liquidity for his buddies
It’s so sickening he can do this. Who is saying talks are not going well? He’s threatening them and praising them at the same time.
It’s just insanity. Who loves this market?
More lies, he’s so stupid as he doesn’t even realize that 99% of people in this world know he’s lying
Boy who cried wolf. Come on guys why are people trading on this stuff? It’s ridiculous
At least they do it covertly, rather than posting stuff on the internet, while taking opposite bets against the prevailing market sentiment.
I don’t know much about this. I know that Jane Street was fined for market manipulation recently, and have seen couple of your comments on how Jane/Prop traders make a move just around 3:00 PM.
IDK if they are manipulating or not, but i believe they are playing by the rules or at least— the loopholes within it. i.e., Until proven otherwise, what they are doing seems to be capitalising the arbitrage.
(Not supporting or justifying anything, just stating the facts as to why they are still allowed to trade)
They seem to know the line between arbitrage and manipulation, and they are making their manipulations, if any, look like arbitrage.
Anyway, why are we even comparing Trump with Prop traders, this guy’s manipulation tactics would make even Jane Street look like a newbie.
Not even close. The allegation is they buy in cash enough to move the index, then buy puts for peanuts and then sell in cash enough to move the index.They buy calls and then buy in cash enough to move the index. The make loss in cash segment and gain in options. But because of leverage, it becomes 10x gain and 1x loss. Does that sound like arbitrage to you?
Exactly. Big players(those with more power) maul small players. That’s how the market always operated. Nothing new under the sun.
I assume the inherent presumption is that no one has that much money to make the market/index move significantly, making it impossible for the market to be manipulated by a single/few players, and profit from it.
Guess Jane Street proved this wrong by showing that they have enough money to actually move the Indian Indices, and profit from this manipulative-arbitrage, if you will, by taking opposite positions in the Cash n Derivatives market.
The above could be one among the many strategies they use, only that, this act was caught as manipulation by SEBI. They still made more profits from other strategies which were considered non-manipulative.
they cut target for nifty from 29300 to 25000 - goldman - jp morgan
Goldman Sachs has downgraded Indian equities to ‘marketweight’ from ‘overweight’ and sharply cut its Nifty 50 target, citing deteriorating macro conditions and a looming earnings downgrade cycle.
The brokerage has reduced its 12-month Nifty target to around 25,300–25,900, down from earlier projections near 29,300–29,500, a cut of roughly 14 percent.
The shift reflects what the firm calls a less attractive risk-reward compared with other Asian markets, particularly as global and domestic headwinds intensify.