@nigelreynolds
The fact that Americans or the markets believe anything that Trump says shows how stupid they are. Trump has had his backside kicked by Iran and he controls nothing. Trump is a total loser.
Analysis of a Trump Oval Office tweet announcing a possible Iran peace deal. 11.8% supportive vs 61.5% confronting - shows skepticism and market impact.
🚨 BREAKING: 🇺🇸 PRESIDENT TRUMP WILL MAKE AN "URGENT" ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE OVAL OFFICE AT 1:30 PM ET INSIDERS EXPECT HIM TO ANNOUNCE A PEACE DEAL WITH IRAN AND THE OPENING OF THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IF TRUE, MARKETS WILL EXPLODE TODAY!! https://t.co/LNwYsbtjaW
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
What the community is saying — both sides
Many replies treat a peace deal + reopening the Strait of Hormuz as a headline event that would send oil tumbling and risk assets/DeFi parabolic — “markets ready to explode,” “biggest market catalyst of the year.”
A vocal group is focused on profit — “we’ll get rich,” “making another billion,” notifications on and ready to trade the move immediately.
Several replies warn this could be orchestrated market manipulation — “up the market, pull the rug,” accusations of insiders (named politicians) profiting from advance knowledge.
Some responses dismiss the report as fake news or premature, noting the markets are already reacting as if the deal is confirmed.
Other replies emphasize the human and geopolitical upside — “good for the world,” “war’s gone on long enough,” and calls for military withdrawal if this is real.
Pro-Trump voices treat the event as a win — “MAGA,” “he’s done this before,” and strong trust that Trump will deliver a definitive, market-moving announcement.
A subset predicts a flamboyant presidential framing — e.g., Trump will declare victory or claim foreign vessels provoked U.S. action, using the announcement as a strategic or propaganda moment.
multiple replies point out no official White House confirmation (the 1:30 PM slot is listed as a closed meeting) and urge waiting for major outlets before reacting.
many replies call Trump a habitual “cry wolf”, repeating the same claims, so audiences should assume statements are unreliable until proven.
a large strand accuses these announcements of being used to move prices and enrich the president’s circle — “all about the money” and “Trump family keeps getting richer.”
several replies describe a playbook of hyping news to push markets up, then profiting from shorts when the story collapses.
, advocating regime change and endorsing maximal military pressure rather than negotiated settlements.
/ Strait still contested: many say Iran has repeatedly rebuffed deals, is effectively running a “toll booth,” and the Strait’s status won’t change until Iranian officials confirm.
, point to foreign ships ignoring it, and frame the episode as a global embarrassment for the US.
, step down, or simply stop issuing “urgent” pronouncements that destabilize markets.
but will only believe it when the facts arrive — e.g., oil prices dump or Iran posts confirmation.
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
The fact that Americans or the markets believe anything that Trump says shows how stupid they are. Trump has had his backside kicked by Iran and he controls nothing. Trump is a total loser.
AYA-TOLD-YAH!!!
Oh, Jesus Christ, I've seen this exact same post a thousand goddamn times already 😂
He knows the blockade is illegal and unenforceable....He will soon be gone.
The announcement
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