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MASSIVE: The BBC just confirmed what we've been pointing out for months. A clear pattern of massive trades placed minutes, sometimes seconds, before Trump's biggest market-moving announcements. The Iran war. The tariff pauses. The sudden policy reversals. Every single one preceded by suspicious bets that paid out millions. Try trading on a tip from your cousin and you'll be in handcuffs by Friday. But these players are front-running war decisions and tariff bombshells with billion-dollar positions, and somehow nobody at the SEC has questions. Now the BBC has the data. The timestamps. The receipts. And still, nobody will be investigated. Nobody will be charged. Nobody will even be named. The game isn't broken. It's working exactly as designed for the people inside it.

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