“La trampa de Trump para desplomar la bolsa”: ITURRALDE destapa el engaño de los mercados

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Alberto Iturralde reveals Trump's strategy to generate false market optimism for financial system short positions.

The episode features an interview with Alberto Iturralde, head of Operativa DAX, discussing market dynamics amid geopolitical tensions. Iturralde begins by questioning market optimism, noting energy infrastructure destruction will take months or years to rebuild. He differentiates between the end of war and market rises, suggesting the U.S. may realize it cannot win. Iturralde claims Trump's declarations create false negotiations to allow the financial system to open short positions. He advises caution as markets show apparent good tone temporarily. The discussion shifts to oil prices, with Iturralde stating they have over-adjusted; West Texas rose from $55 to $115, and Brent from 53.70 to 112. He explains Europe's rise is deceptive since it does not bring oil from the Gulf, unlike Asia where barrels hit $200. Iturralde alleges the oil system exploited the crisis to raise prices. He then describes how Trump's environment covered low oil positions using pre-leaked attack news. The conversation turns to tech IPOs, with Iturralde linking Trump's failed war expectations to disrupted market altruism. He mentions Elon Musk's SpaceX and AI divisions, and OpenAI's internal doubts about a 2026 exit. Iturralde argues a troubled economy makes it hard for financial systems to buy companies for high exits. He concludes that stock exits may not occur as projected, and market rises are unlikely to match January appearances.

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