BBC investigates insider trading rumours swirling around Trump's presidency

[Insouciant]

BBC investigates insider trading rumours swirling around Trump's presidency​

Nick Marsh

The BBC has found a pattern of spikes in trades on financial markets ahead of public announcements by US President Donal Trump, including during the Iran war.

It is a suspicion that has loomed over Trump's entire second term in office.

The president makes an announcement on social media which moves the financial markets and hours, sometimes minutes before, traders pile millions of dollars into a stock or commodity, profiting heavily from the market reaction.

By analysing market data, the BBC has identified two clear examples from the Iran war when the US president had declared a resolution to hostilities was imminent.

On both occasions, the price of oil dropped significantly – and in each case, oil trades spiked minutes before the information was made public. Analysts say that millions of dollars would have been made predicting the dip.

The White House has not responded to a request for comment – although it has strenuously denied allegations of insider trading in the past.

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[glockman]

Trump and his cronies are corrupt as fuck. They are the swamp.

 

[potato29]

Trump and his cronies are corrupt as fuck. They are the swamp.

and the white trash believed he is sent by GOD to save them.
they are stupid beyond belief.

 

[glockman]

and the white trash believed he is sent by GOD to save them.
they are stupid beyond belief.

yes, dumbfuck christian nationalists. Any mention of god, jesus, bible, and they become wet immediately!

 

[404]

Series of events happened on Apr 17

Details	Values/Time
Trade Value	~$760–$800 million
Trade Type	Oil Put Contracts (Shorts)
Time of Placement	8:24 AM ET (17 Apr 2026)
Time of Araghchi Tweet	8:45 AM ET (17 Apr 2026)
Estimated Profit	~$70 million

I thinks Trump catches a falling knife after Araghchi's tweet, for making a series of tweet

 

[Leongsam]

BBC investigates insider trading rumours swirling around Trump's presidency​

Nick Marsh

The BBC has found a pattern of spikes in trades on financial markets ahead of public announcements by US President Donal Trump, including during the Iran war.

It is a suspicion that has loomed over Trump's entire second term in office.

The president makes an announcement on social media which moves the financial markets and hours, sometimes minutes before, traders pile millions of dollars into a stock or commodity, profiting heavily from the market reaction.

By analysing market data, the BBC has identified two clear examples from the Iran war when the US president had declared a resolution to hostilities was imminent.

On both occasions, the price of oil dropped significantly – and in each case, oil trades spiked minutes before the information was made public. Analysts say that millions of dollars would have been made predicting the dip.

The White House has not responded to a request for comment – although it has strenuously denied allegations of insider trading in the past.

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Now why would the BBC be trying to discredit the Trump Presidency?...... oh perhaps because of this?

https://www.skynews.com.au/world-ne...speech/video/8da55aadddb03ba5c1928acae2065553

BBC exposed for shamelessly altering Donald Trump's 2021 Capitol Hill speech​

04 November 2025 - 05:32PM

The BBC has been exposed for airing a “doctored” speech by Donald Trump leading up to the Capitol Hill riots in 2021.The Telegraph broke the news after it witnessed an internal whistleblowing memo about the misleading edit.A week before the 2024 presidential election, a BBC Panorama programme broadcast Trump’s speech that “completely misled” viewers.In the speech Panorama aired, Trump said he was going to walk to the Capitol with his supporters “to fight like hell”.In actuality, then-President Trump said he would walk with them “to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard”.

 

[Leongsam]

Donald Trump files $US10 billion lawsuit against BBC over documentary edit​

• Topic:Media Industry

Tue 16 Dec 2025Tuesday 16 December 2025

Donald Trump has sued the BBC for $US10 billion in damages. (Reuters: Al Drago)
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US President Donald Trump has sued the BBC for defamation over edited clips of a speech that made it appear he directed supporters to storm the US Capitol.
Mr Trump accused the BBC of defaming him by splicing together parts of a January 6, 2021 speech, including one section where he told supporters to march on the Capitol and another where he said "fight like hell".
It omitted a section in which he called for peaceful protest.
Mr Trump's lawsuit alleges the BBC defamed him and violated a Florida law that bars deceptive and unfair trade practices.
He is seeking $US10 billion ($15.1 billion) in damages.
The BBC has apologised to the president for the Panorama documentary, admitting the edit gave the mistaken impression that he had made a direct call for violent action.
But it says there is no legal basis for a defamation claim.
In his lawsuit filed in Miami federal court, Mr Trump said that despite its apology, the BBC "has made no showing of actual remorse for its wrongdoing nor meaningful institutional changes to prevent future journalistic abuses".

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[bushtucker]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/rumor-claims-barron-trump-bought-235600275.html

 

[Leongsam]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/rumor-claims-barron-trump-bought-235600275.html

People can type whatever shit they want without consequence especially in the US.