President Donald Trump insisted on Tuesday that Iran "desperately" wants to meet for ceasefire talks despite the U.S. and Iran exchanging limited strikes for over a week.
Whenever a master of the "pump and dump" speaks, there is only one metric to track: the trajectory of the upcoming scam. It genuinely does not matter if he is speaking at a White House press podium or whispering to his own reflection in a gold-plated toilet. His entire history is a beautifully chaotic trail of bankruptcies and strategic Chapter 11 filings—the ultimate corporate magic trick where the profits vanish into his pockets, liabilities evaporate, and personal accountability simply ceases to exist.
He didn't come to the table to negotiate world peace; he came to pump the hype, inflate his personal metrics, and set the perfect baseline for the next inevitable dump of everyone else's money. The only logical way to neutralize a career illusionist is to skip the buildup entirely. Identify the garbage product he is currently pitching, reject the premise immediately with actions, and refuse to let him drive up the asset price while the world waits for a punchline that never comes.
Iran wants desperately to make a deal? How many times have we heard that exact statement being made? Better yet, how much more BS do we have to eat before we turn into Bulls?
We hear the same contradictory statements every week and they're all about oil market manipulation.
People are making fortunes on oil trading and it will continue for as long as Trump is in office.
Will Todd Blanche investigate it?
There's the reason for this war. It's about getting filthy rich.
It's disgusting.
Trillions of dollars are to be spent on a useless war; I blame Congress the same Congress that has pushed the national debt from 19 trillion to 40 trillion. Injecting $20 trillion into Social Security would fundamentally re-engineer the economics of the program—moving it overnight from a near-term fiscal dilemma to an over-capitalized sovereign fund. I only see Americans paying
Bullshockey, he has no proof, it’s just his narcissistic ego talking. He will say anything to try and look good. When the truth comes out and he is wrong, he pushes the blame on anyone but himself.
What wasn't this clip aired 2 months ago.... deja vu of deja vu
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He didn't come to the table to negotiate world peace; he came to pump the hype, inflate his personal metrics, and set the perfect baseline for the next inevitable dump of everyone else's money. The only logical way to neutralize a career illusionist is to skip the buildup entirely. Identify the garbage product he is currently pitching, reject the premise immediately with actions, and refuse to let him drive up the asset price while the world waits for a punchline that never comes.
People are making fortunes on oil trading and it will continue for as long as Trump is in office.
Will Todd Blanche investigate it?
There's the reason for this war. It's about getting filthy rich.
It's disgusting.