Financial markets, particularly oil markets, have shown unusual trading patterns in response to posts made by Donald Trump on Truth Social. An analysis covering a 73-day period from January 25 to April 8 revealed that in 15 distinct events, stock prices often moved significantly before Trump made his posts. This suggests that some traders might have had access to information not available to the broader market. Specifically, the analysis noted that in several striking cases, prices had already shifted sharply in the moments leading up to Trump's announcements. The findings raise concerns about the potential for insider trading or foreknowledge among certain market participants. This investigation is part of a larger research initiative focused on understanding and combating 'dark political communication.' The implications of these findings could affect perceptions of market integrity and the influence of political figures on financial markets.