Trump's frequent "accurate bets" before major announcements have prompted several experts to call for a thorough investigation.

PANews reported on March 29th that, according to Jinshi, trades precisely positioned before the announcement of Trump's major policies during his second term may have brought millions of dollars in profits to some traders. Several legal experts stated that these trades should be investigated to maintain market fairness and determine if information leaks occurred. According to Reuters, suspected pre-emptive trades appeared in the market before the Trump administration made a series of key decisions regarding tariffs, Venezuela, and Iran. These trades involved different types of markets and assets, such as options, commodity futures, and prediction markets. Andrew Warstein, an insider trading expert at UCLA School of Law, stated that these trades look highly suspicious. Although the number of cases is limited, these patterns precisely fit expectations—this happens when government officials and their associates use their informational advantage to trade. Former CFTC Enforcement Director and former federal prosecutor Eitan Gorman stated that such trades usually attract regulatory attention; however, insider trading laws in the commodity markets are complex, and there is still a relative lack of precedent in this area.