Several whistleblowers say that Axios coordinated news with market insiders, leaking CME order information via phone calls up to 30 minutes before market open and close prints. Crude oil short positions were also taken just before today’s Axios report on a “US-Iran deal” and “14-point deal,” gaining substantially as oil dropped sharply on the news.
Allegedly Trump, Witkoff, Kushner, and their close associates profited heavily in the past hours from fake news provided to Axios.
Brian Allen, an American political analyst, revealed one of Axios’ attempts to enrich friendly investors. Below is Allen’s concerning tweet;
BREAKING: Iran’s Foreign Minister just posted this in response to the Axios deal report.
Axios has reported an “imminent” Iran deal five times in 19 days.
Five times. No deal.
Same reporter. Same sources. Same White House. Same Israeli intelligence contacts.
$920 million in oil shorts placed 70 minutes before yesterday’s report.
$125 million made when oil dropped. Oil surged back when Iran denied it.
Axios reportedly has many other similar fake news aiming to manipulate US markets. The Israeli media outlet run by former Mossad agents is not expected to be charged for its manipulations as it is close to both Israeli and Trump administration. However, financial advisors warn investors to receive Axios’ reports carefully.
