Weekend Wrap - 31/05 - 06/06

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What a week.

I entered June with the chart screaming indecision and the world spiralling into engineered chaos. But this is the battlefield I live for. While diplomats shuffled papers and drones lit up airfields, I moved in silence and scalped the oil market with intent.

I wasn't guessing—I was tracking pressure points, hunting imbalance, and riding momentum like a war-hardened speculator. This week, the trades spoke for themselves.

🎯 My Trades (WTI)

Entry Exit Pips Direction
61.77 62.25 +48 Long
61.56 62.25 +69 Long
60.68 61.93 +125 Long
60.19 62.85 +266 Long
62.61 62.94 +33 Long
63.06 63.31 +25 Long
63.47 63.51 +4 Long
62.68 63.73 +105 Long
63.35 64.42 +107 Long
63.18 64.40 +122 Long
62.89 64.44 +155 Long
64.58 64.49 -9 Long
63.90 63.27 -63 Long
63.43 63.27 -16 Long

✅ Total: +998 pips
🚀 Biggest Win: +266 pips
🔻 Biggest Loss: -63 pips

📰 What Drove It
This week was geopolitical gasoline:

Kyiv's Overreach: Ukraine claimed 41 Russian aircraft destroyed; turns out it may have been 3. Predictably, Russia escalated. I was already long before the panic kicked in.

DF-5B Shockwave: China's 12,000 km ICBM announcement confirmed one thing—deterrence doctrine is back in play, and markets are nervous.

Economic Collapse Watch: Germany's Industrial Base Buckles. Bankruptcies surged. Europe's "engine" is sputtering, and crude doesn't like the smell of recession mixed with desperation.

NATO's Map Rewritten: Mark Rutte declared the Baltic and Black Seas NATO's territory. Markets heard "containment." I heard "volatility." I acted accordingly.

🧠 My Take

I wasn't reacting. I was anticipating. I've been calling this escalation pattern for weeks, and the market is finally catching up. My edge this week wasn't luck—it was conviction—no signals without narrative. No trades without risk mapped out.