After Trump suddenly announced a partial suspension of ridiculous “equal tariffs” last week, triggering a historic surge in US stocks, various market participants immediately suspected that this move might trigger questionable transactions — especially according to the operating traditions of the “Capitol Hill stock gods” in the past. It is an accident that such a thing did not happen. As it turns out, Trump's loyal allies didn't shy away from suspicion, and even personally bargained for themselves during a highly sensitive period. According to congressional disclosure documents, Georgia Republican Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene revealed that she bought shares worth tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars between April 8 and April 9.

After Trump suddenly announced a partial suspension of ridiculous “equal tariffs” last week, triggering a historic surge in US stocks, various market participants immediately suspected that this move might trigger questionable transactions — especially according to the operating traditions of the “Capitol Hill stock gods” in the past. It is an accident that such a thing did not happen. As it turns out, Trump's loyal allies didn't shy away from suspicion, and even personally bargained for themselves during a highly sensitive period. According to congressional disclosure documents, Georgia Republican Congressman Marjorie Taylor Greene revealed that she bought shares worth tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands of dollars between April 8 and April 9.