"I entered because I couldn't understand why the market wasn't taking this seriously." The speaker identified a spread between market positioning (pricing oil as if the war would end quickly) and the escalating geopolitical reality. By using Twitter to gauge sentiment and headlines, he entered a long position when oil was undervalued due to market ignorance, planning to exit once the market priced in the seriousness of the conflict. LONG oil as a trade on sentiment correction, not fundamentals. The opportunity arises from the market's temporary inefficiency in processing geopolitical risks, which can be exploited through sentiment analysis. Fake headlines from authorities or media, geopolitical surprises (e.g., war resolution, military actions), leverage cascades, and volatility from order book manipulations (e.g., "Besson" in order books).