A major financial scandal was uncovered in the United States when it was alleged that President Donald Trump manipulated the stock market for personal gain. First, Trump imposed high global tariffs, which sparked panic and a $10 trillion drop in the U.S. stock market. Then, after the market crash, he tweeted encouraging the purchase of stocks - specifically pointing to his company DJT. A few hours later, Trump postponed the tariffs for 90 days. The market rose, and DJT shares jumped by 22%, increasing Trump's personal wealth by $415 million in an hour. It raises suspicions that some investors had already bet large amounts expecting a market rise - indicating their prior knowledge. These were Trump's allies: wealthy businessmen and politicians. This tactic, known as "pump and dump," involves lowering prices, buying at low prices, and then raising them for profit. Ordinary investors lost an estimated $4 trillion, while the wealthy benefited. A leaked video from the White House showed Trump joking about the billions made by his aides, including billionaire Charles Schwab. This incident sparked outrage in Congress, but the White House defended these actions, describing them as "market calming." Wall Street firms are now using Trump's tweets to guide their trading, raising serious concerns about the president's influence.