INFORMANT

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Edith Marrow: July 26. A date that has seen everything from policy institutes to political posturing, and now, a royal highway. Let’s walk the tape.

Edith Marrow: In 2022, he was live at the America First Policy Institute, promising it would be his first return to DC since leaving office. He posted a link headlined 'the new york post wall street journal get trump wrong,' thanking Jeffrey Lord for the support. That day, the market moved across SPY, QQQ, and crypto.

Edith Marrow: By 2023, the focus had shifted to Iowa. He claimed a '35 point lead' in polls and touted Farmers getting '28 Billion Dollars from China.' He also referenced a '50 Billion Dollar Trade Deal' and saving Ethanol. The market moved again, including in FXI and SMH.

Edith Marrow: In 2024, the tone turned visceral. He shared an image of a bullet that had pierced his ear, noting it was 'bloodstained' with no shrapnel. He also criticized Kamala Harris, claiming she cast a vote to cut Medicare by '$237 billion dollars.' That day, DJT moved alongside the majors.

Edith Marrow: In 2025, he positioned himself as a global diplomat, calling for a ceasefire between Thailand and Cambodia. He also alleged Democrats paid 'some number Dollars' to Beyoncé for an endorsement. The market moved, with ITA and INDA in the mix.

Edith Marrow: And today, in 2026, he posted a thank you to King Mohammed VI of Morocco regarding a 'Great Highway.' He shared an RT from his own timeline. The tape rolls on, indifferent to the subject.

Edith Marrow: The drift is clear: the venues change—DC, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Cambodia, Morocco—but the method remains identical. He claims massive numbers, cites his own polls, and frames every interaction as a personal triumph over unseen enemies. The market moves around him, but never because of him. That’s the only constant.

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