Trump Truth PulseTrump posts.
Everyone reads the post.
Not the numbers.
Every time Donald Trump publishes a post capable of moving the markets, you get the alert as soon as the post appears.
Then we measure how much prices moved in the five minutes after, and whether that move faded.
Not just him: also the official announcements of 6 US institutions, from the Fed to the White House.
We monitor indices, currencies, commodities, government bonds and crypto to see whether the market is already taking a direction.
It is not a forecast: it is the measurement of what already happened to prices, and every case has its own page with the numbers.
We write to you twice, and only for two reasons: when Trump posts something that can move the markets, and when prices actually move.
If neither happens, we leave you alone.
Seventeen markets, measured minute by minute
These are the figures from the last reaction we actually measured, not a mock-up.
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The gold boxes are the markets that moved at least 2× what this market normally does. Each market has its own pace: half a point on Volatility is an ordinary day, on the euro it would be news. Below that, the move is within the noise and is not enough on its own to trigger an action.
Three steps, then it runs itself
Trump posts
We watch his posts continuously across several sources in parallel: whichever arrives first wins.
The alert goes out as soon as the post appears, with the text translated.
We measure the reaction
From the minute of the post we follow seventeen markets and work out how far they moved and how long they take to fade.
No estimates: real prices, minute by minute.
You know what, and for how long
When the move is wide and the markets agree, the alert carries the names of the markets, not just a direction.
And when the move fades we tell you, with what it was worth.
If nothing is clear-cut, nothing arrives: silence is an answer too.
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We only ask for the address to send the subscription to. No card, no tracking: consent to be contacted again is optional, and the gift does not depend on it.
When we write to you
The first keeps you current on everything relevant Trump writes.
The second tells you when the markets actually responded.
The third, when the trade closes, how it went.
WHEN TRUMP POSTS - arrives every time he writes something that touches the markets, with the text translated. This is the everyday service: this is what you receive all the time.
WHEN THE MARKETS MOVE - tells you if they moved beyond their usual for that hour, and by how much. It is the measurement that separates the post that moved prices from the one that went unnoticed: without it, every post would look important.
WHEN THE TRADE CLOSES - when the move fades, we tell you how it went and what it was worth, in the same format whether it gained or lost. It only comes if an action had been called first: it closes that one, it is not an alert of its own.
You get everything that matters and nothing that does not: the first keeps you current, the second tells you when the markets actually responded, the third how it ended.
An alert without a measurement is worthless.
Trump doesn't write one post for the rich and another for everyone else: he writes it once, and that post is public.
What the hundred thousand dollars a month buys is not secret content, it is time: whoever pays receives the post in a format a machine acts on in milliseconds, before the notification even reaches you.
You can't beat them on milliseconds, and nobody serious will promise you otherwise.
But you can see when they have been through: when the reaction is violent and fades within minutes, the algorithms have already worked, and you can see it in writing - peak size and fade time, measured.
Plenty of services tell you Trump posted something: that is the easy part, and on its own it is useless.
The hard part is the second one: measuring what happened next, on real prices, minute by minute, and telling you whether the move is still alive.
An alert without a measurement leaves you exactly where you were, with a headline and no way to judge it.
And markets don't close when Wall Street does.
Trump often posts at night and at weekends: that is why we measure gold, silver, oil, gas, copper and currencies on the contracts that trade almost around the clock.
A post at three in the morning produces numbers just like one at three in the afternoon.
The direction signal is an automated computation on market data, not financial advice. We promise no returns: we record the entry and exit price of every trade, and once there are enough cases we will publish here how they actually went, losses included.
See the record of measured reactions →
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No coding needed: create an account, activate your subscription and get the alerts where you already look.
- Alerts on Telegram and ntfy
- A page with the latest post and the seventeen markets
- History of past reactions
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The API
The same events land straight inside your software. 199€ a year, not 100,000 $ a month.
A human notification has to be read: notice it, unlock the phone, decide, open the platform.
An API event instead reaches a program, which reacts in milliseconds, at four in the morning too.
- Goes out before the human channels, not after
- Signed webhooks the moment the post is out
- Structured numbers, not text to parse
- Queryable REST history, to test a strategy on the past
What we do not promise
We do not promise to be first
Those who sell speed sell it at a hundred thousand dollars a month, and they are the platform itself: on that ground they are right.
We measure what happens next, which is a different job.
We do not promise returns
We publish every measurement, including the ones where nothing happened and the ones where the markets were closed, together with the control-window comparison that says what they are worth. We hold no personal positions in the markets we measure.
We do not promise every post matters
Most do not, and the typical reaction is a few hundredths of a percent.
Telling you, with the numbers, is the service.
We do not promise a signal a day
The conditions for an action are deliberately strict: several markets must agree and the move must clear a threshold.
It happens rarely, and that is how it should be.
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What matters
Does it actually make me money? We do not promise it, and be wary of anyone who does.
We give you three things:the information as soon as it is out;the measure of how far the markets actually reacted;the record of how past trades went, losses included.The decisions stay yours, but you make them looking at numbers instead of instinct.
Do I need technical skills? For the tool, no: an account, a subscription and alerts on Telegram, which you probably already have.
The API, instead, is wired up by a developer.
Why these markets? Each one is there for a reason.Tariffs: copper, the yuan and the Mexican peso, the first to move on a trade announcement.Fed and rates: US Treasuries and volatility.Energy: oil and natural gas.Safe haven: gold and silver.General risk: the three US stock indices, the euro-dollar rate and Bitcoin, which trades even when everything else is closed.Europe: the Italian and German stock markets and the Euro Stoxx 50: Trump names the European Union far more often than he names any single country.Seventeen in all, and they are there because each has reliable minute-by-minute prices: where the data is not solid we do not measure, rather than estimate.
Do you only watch Trump? No.
He is the main voice, but not the only one: we also watch the official announcements from White House, State Department, U.S.
Trade Representative, FBI, U.S.
Bureau of Labor Statistics and Federal Reserve.These are not their social accounts. Those posts cannot be read without Truth Social's paid feed, which costs 100,000 dollars a month: if we ever get it, we will say so here.They are the acts and releases those institutions publish on their own websites: rate decisions, sanctions, tariffs, inflation and jobs data.
That is the part that moves prices.In our own record, the first trade we ever called came from a Federal Reserve statement, not from a post.Every alert always says where it came from, so there is no way to mistake a White House act for a Trump post.
How do you decide the markets "agree"? We only count the markets that are actually trading at that moment.A closed market is not counted. At three in the morning the US and European exchanges are shut: Bitcoin, currencies and futures are left.
That post is measured on those alone, and the others count neither for nor against.60% of the open ones must move the same way. It is a share, not a fixed number: by day, with seventeen markets open, eleven are needed; at night, with nine open, six are enough.Agreeing is not enough: they have to move for real. The move must be worth at least twice what that market normally does, measured over thirty days: half a point on Volatility is an ordinary minute, on the euro it would be news.
And at least two markets must clear 0.25% on their own.Four conditions, and they all have to hold together.
If even one is missing there is no trade, and the tool tells you which one and by how much.
How fast are you, really? Seconds, not milliseconds.
The difference matters, so we write it here instead of letting you find out.We read posts from public sources, not from Truth Social's direct feed: that costs 100,000 dollars a month and is bought by funds trading automatically, to arrive a few thousandths of a second before everyone else.We do not win that race and we do not try: there is nothing on that ground to sell to a person, because nobody clicks in a millisecond.What you get is arriving before the news outlets, already holding the measurement of what prices did.
News takes minutes, sometimes an hour.That is why we promise no delivery times: how long it takes between the post and the alert is decided by the source, not by us.
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