Back on April 24, I marked a short zone. On June 11, price broke above that level, giving a long opportunity — which I took.
Unfortunately, it coincided with the tragic military strike by Israel on Iran, pushing oil sharply higher. I’ve pinned that analysis.
Following the ceasefire, price dropped again — just a reminder that geopolitics can shake the charts.
As traders, we stay prepared to act, even while acknowledging the deep sadness of lives lost.
Now I wait for price to reach my marked level again. If I get a valid signal, I’ll short.
But if price breaks and holds above, I’ll buy the pullback — with no bias, just pure execution.
Risk-managed. Emotion-neutral. Opportunity-focused.
Unfortunately, it coincided with the tragic military strike by Israel on Iran, pushing oil sharply higher. I’ve pinned that analysis.
Following the ceasefire, price dropped again — just a reminder that geopolitics can shake the charts.
As traders, we stay prepared to act, even while acknowledging the deep sadness of lives lost.
Now I wait for price to reach my marked level again. If I get a valid signal, I’ll short.
But if price breaks and holds above, I’ll buy the pullback — with no bias, just pure execution.
Risk-managed. Emotion-neutral. Opportunity-focused.
Trade active
🇬🇧 WTI Crude Oil – No Politics, No Guesswork. Just Trading.As you can see — and contrary to many traders’ opinions —
the market respected my level beautifully.
🛢 After a clean sell signal, we shorted WTI,
and now we're riding it at Reward 5.
👉 I don’t care about war, peace, OPEC meetings, economic data, or news headlines.
I am not sitting in OPEC.
I don’t run macro data.
I'm simply a trader,
and the only tool I trust is the market structure.
💡 We see a level.
We wait for a signal.
If it gives it, we enter — simple.
If it breaks the level, we flip.
No emotions. No predictions. Just following the market
Trade closed: target reached
WTI Crude Oil – Reward 5 to Reward 3 ExitAs you can see, our short trade on oil reached reward 5.
I had already trailed the stop to reward 3 — price pulled back and hit it.
That’s the beauty of trailing stop-loss: locked-in profit, no regret.
If I had left the stop at entry or too far back, this would’ve been a zero.
We don’t predict — we follow.
Our only real edge is risk and trade management, not guessing the future.
Stay smart. Stay profitable
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