TRUMP ON TRUTH SOCIAL: As for my promise to you, the Department of War has released the first tranche of the UFO/UAP files to the Public for their review and study.

Former President Donald Trump announced via Truth Social that the Department of War has released the initial tranche of UFO/UAP files for public review. This development may influence risk appetite among investors, particularly in sectors related to defense and technology, as it could spur interest in government contracts or research initiatives linked to aerospace and defense. The stocks of companies involved in defense technologies or related sectors, such as WAR, are most exposed to shifts in sentiment surrounding government transparency and potential funding. Traders will likely keep an eye on subsequent releases or government statements regarding the implications of these files for national security and defense spending.

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