The President of the United States made one stock trade every 7 minutes in Q1.
Let that sentence live in your brain for a moment.
3,700 trades. One quarter. The most powerful man on the planet.
59 trades a day. 9 trades an hour. While running the free world.
While signing executive orders someone was trading.
While sitting in NATO briefings someone was trading.
While announcing tariffs that moved markets 5% in minutes someone was trading.
This isn't an investing story.
This is a market structure story.
No retail trader on earth has the information advantage of the Oval Office.
Trade policy. Sanctions. Fed appointments. Defense contracts. Drug approvals.
Every lever that moves markets flows through that building first.
3,700 times in 90 days.
The SEC was built to investigate exactly this kind of pattern in a hedge fund manager.
Imagine what it means when the pattern is in the White House.
Markets are supposed to be a level playing field.
One trade every 7 minutes from the most informed address on the planet says otherwise.
Retail is out here using charts and hoping.
And somewhere, a terminal is printing 9 trades an hour with a view of the Rose Garden.
The game was never fair.
But now we have the receipts.