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Trump's second term in office, traders have been betting millions of dollars just before he makes major announcements
traders have been betting millions of dollars just before president Trump makes major announcements over
betting on the ousting of Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro and the exact timing an Iran ceasefire would be announced. Going back further, prediction market analysts have identified a trader who appears to have [profited
Trump Jr., the president's son, is an adviser to both Kalshi and Polymarket. As millions of people turn White House announcements and geopolitical episodes into opportunities to make money, there have been a series
bet the right way. [Recent reports](https://www.theguardian.com/business/2026/apr/08/polymarket-trump-us-iran-ceasefire) confirmed that Trump’s volatility has been making [lots of money](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cge0grppe3po) for those placing multimillion dollar trades just before presidential announcements. There
bet on end of Iran war Wall Street scaled a fresh all-time high on Wednesday amid growing optimism among investors that the [US-Israel war on Iran](https://www.theguardian.com/world/us-israel-war-on-iran) will soon be over
trader announced himself as a candidate for the Democratic Primary election for Virginia US Senate, he again traded on his own candidacy.” Kalshi added that the candidate stopped responding to contacts from the company
Trader Joe’s, which have relied on patently illegal and underhanded tactics like firing pro-union workers and threatening to withhold health benefits from employees who don’t toe the anti-union line. And fear
Trump’s Truth Social announcement, made $48,500 on a $31,908 bet that a ceasefire would occur. Another cashed out for a profit of $200,000, the AP reported. [Polymarket also took heat after
traders and about how prediction markets "normalise" betting. She is particularly critical of how influencers "totally dismiss risk" when talking about the website. To fans, publicity stunts like the opening of The Situation Room
traders to coin the term “TACO trade”, where TACO stands for “Trump Always Chickens Out”. The recent volatility has made some investors anxious, but it’s been a boon to investment banks, which make millions