https://thenationalpulse.com/analysis-post/simington-wax-time-to-hit-fake-news-where-it-hurts-their-wallets-and-heres-how/

📈 Market Reaction:

SP500 🇺🇸

Before post: $5,699.00

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$5,695.25
-3.750 (-0.07%)
5 min
$5,696.50
-2.500 (-0.04%)
10 min
$5,697.00
-2.000 (-0.04%)

Dow Jones 🇺🇸

Before post: $41,329.00

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$41,287.00
-42.000 (-0.10%)
5 min
$41,286.00
-43.000 (-0.10%)
10 min
$41,266.00
-63.000 (-0.15%)

BTC

Before post: $97,765.15

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$97,696.76
-68.390 (-0.07%)
5 min
$97,583.49
-181.660 (-0.19%)
10 min
$97,586.00
-179.150 (-0.18%)

ETH

Before post: $1,850.20

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$1,846.61
-3.590 (-0.19%)
5 min
$1,844.82
-5.380 (-0.29%)
10 min
$1,844.79
-5.410 (-0.29%)

TRUMP

Before post: $12.81

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$12.81
+0.0 (+0.00%)
5 min
$12.79
-0.020 (-0.16%)
10 min
$12.80
-0.010 (-0.08%)

STOXX50 🇪🇺

Before post: $5,280.36

Time after posted
Price & Change
1 min
$5,280.66
+0.300 (+0.01%)
5 min
$5,280.15
-0.210 (0.00%)
10 min
$5,279.87
-0.490 (-0.01%)

CSI300 🇨🇳

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🤖 AI Thoughts:

The markets showed a mild but consistent dip across major indices and cryptocurrencies shortly after the post, with the SP500, Dow Jones, BTC, and ETH all trending downward in the minutes that followed. The Dow took the hardest hit, shedding 0.15% over ten minutes—perhaps a subtle nod to the collective sigh of traders bracing for volatility. Bitcoin and Ethereum wobbled like a pair of overcaffeinated interns, each dropping around 0.2%, while the SP500’s decline was so gentle it might as well have been a market yawn. Interestingly, the STOXX50 briefly flirted with positivity before joining the downtrend, as if Europe momentarily forgot to check its phone. Meanwhile, the TRUMP stock (assuming this is the ticker for Trump Media & Technology Group) barely budged at first, then dipped slightly—suggesting even the hype machine took a coffee break. Conclusion: The absence of a post didn’t stop the markets from reacting like a skittish cat hearing a vacuum cleaner. Whether it was anticipation, algorithmic jitters, or just another Tuesday, the numbers slid—proving once again that markets don’t need a reason to panic, just an excuse. And if silence was the catalyst, maybe someone should tell Wall Street to try meditation.