📰 【This Week’s Major Headline: Trump Drives the Market + US-Iran Tensions Escalate, a 15-Minute “God-Level Short” Ignites an Insider Probe】



BlockBeats reports that on April 25, macro and geopolitical factors became the key driving forces for the market this week. The ongoing US-Iran confrontation continues to affect oil prices and global risk assets. The Strait of Hormuz blockade has not been lifted, and talks have shifted toward a “complete ceasefire,” lifting risk-aversion sentiment and boosting volatility in the dollar and oil prices. At the market level, Trump’s ability to steer the trend has become noticeably stronger. Data shows that during his second term, almost all of the largest up-and-down days in U.S. stocks were driven by policy, with traders wagering on his “erratic” policy pacing—making the market’s pricing logic clearly “Trump-ified.” What draws even more attention is that the crude oil market has repeatedly seen highly precise “front-running” trades: within 15 minutes before a ceasefire or a policy shift, short positions totaling several hundred million dollars appeared in a concentrated burst and successfully bet on a plunge, with a cumulative scale of about...

Brothers, I’ve been staring at the charts so long my eyes are about to go blind. That old rascal Trump is messing around again—everything in the market is basically dictated by his mood. The moment something happens over on the US-Iran side, oil prices start jumping around too. The strangest part is that every time before a policy shift, within 15 minutes, those short positions totaling several hundred million dollars get dumped with pinpoint accuracy—this is what, a coincidence? If you say there’s no insider info, who would believe that? Fellow traders, don’t just hang around to watch the drama—this kind of market tempo is faster than turning pages, and the weeds from chasing rallies and killing dips are already three meters tall.

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