金十整理：听特朗普“买入”大赚，“机缘巧合”还是“邪恶内幕”？

Group 1 - Market experts indicate that recent market volatility has led to record-high options trading volumes, making it difficult to assess suspicious trades [1] - Interactive Brokers' chief strategist Steve Sosnick notes the significant trading volume and volatility, expressing uncertainty about whether the savvy buying is normal or indicative of malicious trading [1] - Cboe Global Markets' VP Henry Schwartz states that it is unclear if buyers were simply lucky, and he has not found any evidence to support claims of manipulation [1] Group 2 - The White House has not directly addressed concerns about market manipulation, with spokesperson Kush Desai emphasizing the president's responsibility to assure economic security amid media-induced panic [1] - The SEC has refrained from commenting, although it has previously acted against insider trading related to options [1] - House Democratic leader Jeffries mentions that some lawmakers will actively seek answers and transparency regarding stock purchases made in recent days [1] Group 3 - California Democratic Senator Schiff calls for a congressional investigation into whether Trump was involved in insider trading or market manipulation, citing the damaging effects of fluctuating tariff policies [2] - Trump's trade representative, Jamieson Greer, appeared unaware of Trump's decision to suspend tariffs while testifying before a House committee, which raises questions about intentional market manipulation [2]