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you can see the last signature "Source: Dow Jones Newswires, AFR, ASX " from these media, maybe you are right, but the tariff may also affect the market.
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The tariff announcements which were worse than analyst expectations generally, are undoubtedly the primary driver of market fall, regardless of the influence of shorting
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wrong. pull head out. the instothieves love people like you, cant see through their trash fud. the op is right, the instos are behind this and are using morons who believe the Trump tariff fault fud to short and distort manipulate the market. they don't lose as manipulate market, it's rigged. only lovers here are the ones who buy the bs narrative and panic sell into them.
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finally someone else who can see through smoke and see instos are the problem and are the ones manipulating the markets right now, the tariff fud they have spread is working a charm, as see many braindeads, predominantly lefties believe it and are panicking playing right into the short and distort manipulation plays. instothieves making bank right now on short, hovvering up cheap shares, then when ready will push green button for max gains. hopefully retail who short get wrecked they are scum too.
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• Stocks fall despite better-than-expected Q4 U.S. GDP
• Australian stocks extend slide on tariff uncertainty
• Stocks to watch: CTD, IPL and etc.
Wall Street Summary
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• Energy metals: Li Carbonate prices dropped 0.8% in the past two weeks
• Precious metals: Gold prices rose 3.5% to $2875 per oz
• Bulk commodities: Iron ore prices rose 1.4% in the past two weeks
Spot Price Snapshot
Key Price Moves
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The Energy sector was notably impacted by falling oil price...
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