Wall Street traders
Coverage of Wall Street traders in the Nexus archive.
- Trump faces ethics storm for ‘pimping’ fast access to his Truth Social posts
US President Donald Trump's company began selling sneak peeks of his social media posts to Wall Street traders, raising concerns about insider trading and using public office for private gain. Similar fast-speed feeds are sold by other social media firms.
- Trump stands to profit off US policy announcements by selling fast access to his social media posts
President Donald Trump's Truth Social platform is selling early access to his social media posts to Wall Street traders, which could influence markets due to his policy announcements. Critics argue this raises ethical concerns about insider trading, while Trump's company defends it as a free market practice.
- Crypto is rewriting how Wall Street traders spend their weekends
Crypto is changing how Wall Street traders spend their weekends. The article highlights a shift in behavior among traders due to cryptocurrency activities.
- Trump Media pitched US$100,000 fee for fastest feed of US president’s posts, sources say
Donald Trump’s social media company has discussed charging Wall Street traders and investment firms up to US$100,000 per month for faster access to the US president’s posts on Truth Social. A discounted plan of US$60,000 per month for three-year commitments was also pitched.
- Trump Media to sell early access to key social posts
Trump Media is offering a paid feed providing early access to its most influential social posts. The service targets Wall Street traders seeking timely information.
- Iran's So Far Away, Stocks Can Hit a Record
Wall Street traders drove stocks lower on concerns that a prolonged war in Iran will keep oil prices high, leading to increased inflation and slower economic growth. The Nasdaq MarketSite in New York was highlighted as the market site affected by these fears.